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birding never sleeps: A Sussex Squacco ... at last
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Friday, 3 July 2015. A Sussex Squacco . at last. I set out for work and realised as soon as I was halfway down our road that I had forgotten to put my small binoculars in my bag. Already a bit late it didn't seen worth going back for them, after all it was early July and even after this amazing spring it seemed a safe bet that I wouldn't need them. Well I got that wrong! Matt and Jake phoned to let me know (many thanks guys, very much appreciated as I might not have checked my pager for hours! One of 14 ...
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birding never sleeps: May 2015
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Saturday, 30 May 2015. Red-necked Phalarope (Sidlesham, 30 May). Black-winged Stilt at the rear of Sidlesham Ferry pool. A very pale legged individual. At least it was large enough to get reasonable digiscoped images. On a rare foray to the near side of the ferry pool, where the mud was much thicker! Red-necked Phalarope on Sidlesham Ferry. Found by John King while I was looking the other way. I thought it was a female. Although head-on images are not so convincing. A splendid bird whatever. During a wal...
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Bobs Butterfly Blog: August 2015
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Sunday, 30 August 2015. A Bit Like a Bus! Male Aberrant Adonis Blue. Male Aberrant Adonis Blue, showing the damaged left wing. This one also had much darker under-wings and even less spotting. It also behaved better allowing us to get several photos each. To think, I can't remember ever seeing an Adonis aberrant before and then I see 2 in one session! Male Aberrant Adonis Blue with damaged wing. Male Aberrant Adonis Blue. Male Aberrant Adonis Blue. Friday, 28 August 2015. Fresh Females Makes My Day!
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Bobs Butterfly Blog: November 2014
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Sunday, 30 November 2014. For those that may be interested I now have photos on Flickr with mainly my older stuff working through gradually to my recent photos. You can find these at. Https:/ www.flickr.com/photos/128888346@N02/. Friday, 28 November 2014. Tuesday, 25 November 2014. Wednesday, 19 November 2014. A Day To Remember! A newly emerged butterfly. Saturday, 15 November 2014. The Rough-legged Buzzard and the Lark! Once again, the weather was not too good with it being very dull all the time we wer...
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Bobs Butterfly Blog: Another Chalkhill Blue Morning.
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Saturday, 1 August 2015. Another Chalkhill Blue Morning. 1 August 2015 at 18:57. Great series of shots Bob. 1 August 2015 at 23:39. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. A Welsh Wagtail 2nd December 2016. 24th November 2016 Unst W3 Overcast. Marc Heath Wildlife Photography. The Season Moves Under the Water. A Walk in the Wood. Steve Ashton Wildlife Photography. Back up the M40 to Christmas Common. Wayne Bull's Wildlife Blog. Whitecross green and Aston Rowant Sat 2nd July.
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birding never sleeps: December 2014
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Tuesday, 30 December 2014. Whoopers and Bewick's (30 December). Whooper Swans at the back of the flock. As expected they were rather distant. Three of the four Whoopers. All four Whooper Swans at Barnham. Robin at Barnham. How many British birds are really better than this? Short-eared Owl going away over the Burgh. Looking back at 3/4 frozen lower pond at Petworth, no Goosanders ice-skating here today. Old trees in Petworth Park. Robin by the Adur with the new camera. Nessa, Megan and the Old Toll Bridge.
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The Listless Twitcher: Yep...It's another one. Lesvos April/May 2014
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Wednesday, 25 February 2015. YepIt's another one. Lesvos April/May 2014. Please click the cog and view at 1080p. Another Vos Movie with more Badger narration and guitar pick'n. Villa Anastasia our base out west. Our garden list included this Lesser grey Shrike, Olive-tree Warbler,. Bee-Eaters and one evening a flock of over 17 Lesser Kestrels. Mrs Badger and me with 'the Anastasia' and Paul Manning. Paul's superb web site The Wildlife of Lesvos. Colin found a larder (I think it now resides in Piddington)?
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The Tall Birder: October 2016
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Saturday, 29 October 2016. Pit 60 etc: Saturday 29th October. There seemed no point in an early start on this dark, dank morning! Badger also confirmed its absence, so I made an abrupt change of plan and headed off to Standlake - once out I could really just turn round and go back home, could I? Arriving in due course at a deserted Langley Lane hide at Pit 60, a very grey scene presented itself. But almost immediately some colour in the form of a Kingfisher. There were about 75 of them, plus the Black.
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birding never sleeps: June 2015
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Sunday, 28 June 2015. Frank Lambert, a good friend of more years than we cared to remember, was visiting his mum in Brighton for a few days on his way back to KL and we had a morning at Pagham. Between being gripped off by some of his recent travels (450 new birds in 3.5 months in Mexico, Colorado, California and Alaska) and forthcoming tours (PNG, Australia, Sumatra, India) we saw a few birds! Late afternoon, at low tide, Megan and I walked around the Adur where 2 Common Sandpipers were unexpected.
