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A personal view of nature at the junction of Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire - also known as "Banburyshire". I also look further afield across the Midlands, especially at some wonderful RSPB nature reserves, and beyond. Sunday, 16 August 2015. Warwickshire's Cotswold Edge: harebells and spotted flycatchers. Grazed vs. ungrazed. In the village of Epwell a tiny field had been sown with annual flowers typical of arable cultivation before the arrival of herbicides. Cornflower and corn marigold.

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A personal view of nature at the junction of Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire - also known as "Banburyshire". I also look further afield across the Midlands, especially at some wonderful RSPB nature reserves, and beyond. Sunday, 16 August 2015. Warwickshire's Cotswold Edge: harebells and spotted flycatchers. Grazed vs. ungrazed. In the village of Epwell a tiny field had been sown with annual flowers typical of arable cultivation before the arrival of herbicides. Cornflower and corn marigold.

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Nature in the Heart of England: August 2014

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Nature in the Heart of England: A personal view of nature at the junction of Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire - also known as "Banburyshire". Sometimes further afield too! Sunday, 31 August 2014. Cherwell District Plan: Banbury and Bicester set for many more houses and major development. For details have a look at the detailed consultation documents here. Will it make much difference to our wildlife, even if the landcape is badly impacted? View along the abandoned railway line. Elderberries...

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Nature in the Heart of England: November 2014

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Nature in the Heart of England: A personal view of nature at the junction of Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire - also known as "Banburyshire". Sometimes further afield too! Sunday, 30 November 2014. Bicester wetland reserve: brim full of ducks. It was very interesting to compare the birds of the urban habitat with the more rural. In the housing area there were lots of sparrows and starlings, good to see, but not too much else. It is a bit sad to see the disconnect between the urban area and ...

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Nature in the Heart of England: September 2014

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Nature in the Heart of England: A personal view of nature at the junction of Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire - also known as "Banburyshire". Sometimes further afield too! Tuesday, 30 September 2014. Upper Wardington: welcome back golden plovers. Scattered across the field is a party of golden plovers, newly returned from the upland breeding grounds. A delight to see. I have time to get home, fetch the telescope. and enjoy them in close up. 83 in total. Two herons over the reservoir. A deli...

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Nature in the Heart of England: Warwickshire's Cotswold Edge: harebells and spotted flycatchers

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Nature in the Heart of England: A personal view of nature at the junction of Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire - also known as "Banburyshire". Sometimes further afield too! Sunday, 16 August 2015. Warwickshire's Cotswold Edge: harebells and spotted flycatchers. Grazed vs. ungrazed. In the village of Epwell a tiny field had been sown with annual flowers typical of arable cultivation before the arrival of herbicides. Cornflower and corn marigold. There were many very nice hedgerows, packed wit...

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Nature in the Heart of England: Butterflies at the edge of the Cotswolds

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Nature in the Heart of England: A personal view of nature at the junction of Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire - also known as "Banburyshire". Sometimes further afield too! Sunday, 9 August 2015. Butterflies at the edge of the Cotswolds. Located on the scarp slope of the Cotswold hills and overlooking Cheltenham. View of Cheltenhan Racecourse from Prestbury Hill. First up was the dark green fritillary. The chalkhill blues were most in evidence on the steepest slopes of the limestone scarp, w...

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John's Wildlife Wanderings: January 2015

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Monday, 26 January 2015. White Nuns, Great Grey Shrike and much more! Had a day to myself on Sunday (25/01), so having done most of my recent birding close to home, I decided to do the rounds a bit further a field and head towards the north end of Northants. I set off first thing in the dark, driving straight to Blatherwyke, NE of Corby. I had a good look around the old church here with a couple of Hawfinch recently reported here. Sadly no sign with just good numbers of Chaffinch. I then headed back alon...

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John's Wildlife Wanderings: Valezinas

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Friday, 31 July 2015. Bucknell Wood has to be one of, if not the. Favourite place of mine to visit locally for wildlife. July too is, for me the best time to visit, with the place crawling with life! The butterflies in particular, are a big draw for me, with a fab variety of common and rarer species too and I've now recorded 26 species (and counting) in total here. This year has been great, however I just wished I could've spent more time here exploring! They're behaviour too appears to be slightly diffe...

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John's Wildlife Wanderings: April 2015

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Thursday, 30 April 2015. I had Sunday (26/04) morning to myself and so decided to visit a few Northants sites in the hope of more migrants. I decided to start at Daventry Reservoir/Country Park as it's usually a good site for terns/gulls in spring. Heading there was all the more a must as just as I was leaving, news came of a singing Wood Warbler in the car park. Brilliant! On my return to the car park I had another little vigil with the Warbler and in fact, he showed far better in marginly better light.

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John's Wildlife Wanderings: Autumn underway!

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Sunday, 9 August 2015. Just into August now and I'm now regularly visiting Grimsbury Reservoir in Banbury, both on my lunch breaks and sometimes on my way home in the hope of finding something good. In migration terms, autumn appears to be well under way. Both Grimsbury and close by has had some pretty decent stuff over the past couple of weeks or so too. Best bird has been a lovely Wood Sandpiper. Other oddities I've seen have included a nice juvenile Redstart. A fly-over Little Egret. Bedfordshire and ...

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John's Wildlife Wanderings: June 2014

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Saturday, 7 June 2014. So for the Bank Holiday weekend (24/05 - 26/05), Em and I again headed down to North Devon to stay with her Mum in Bishops Tawton, near Barnstaple. On the Sunday I decided to take the camera down to Dartmoor in the hope of finding Marsh Fritillaries as well as some of the bird specialities. First up was a morning visit to Yarner Wood, in SE Dartmoor. The weather was pretty grey but I persevered. From the hide by the car park, the resident Mandarins. Carrying on the trail, a Roe Deer.

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John's Wildlife Wanderings: July 2014

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Wednesday, 30 July 2014. Double Devon lifer day. Sunday (06/07) saw me have the day to myself down in Devon and so I shot off early doors straight to Topsham near Exeter, to Bowling Green Marsh where a rather unseasonable 1st-summer Ross' Gull had been lingering. Ross' Gull is a really tricky bird to get in the UK so was a must-see lifer! There were a few bits of bobs about with around 5 Med Gulls. 2 adults, 2 2nd-summer and a 1st-summer) several Greenshank. I scooted down the lane and into the hide and ...

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John's Wildlife Wanderings: South coast nearctics

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Monday, 27 July 2015. On Sunday 12/07, Andrew Dove and I decided to go on a bit of a twitch to the south coast for a pretty fab double-header in the form of the long staying Greater Yellowlegs in Hampshire and the Hudsonian Whimbrel frequenting Pagham Harbour in West Sussex. Both lifers for me, with the Whimbrel a lifer for Andrew. In other words, a potentially very good day ahead! Being about 07:45am, this was far from ideal! What is the point of a nature reserve opening that late.ridiculous! For the ne...

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John's Wildlife Wanderings: UK Life List

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John's Wildlife Wanderings: February 2015

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Monday, 23 February 2015. Couple of brief outings. On Saturday (14/02) Em and I went for lunch at the Red Lion in East Haddon (very nice there by the way! Afterwards, I had a quick 10 minute scan from the causeway at nearby Ravensthorpe Reservoir. Nice to see the 1st-winter drake Scaup. Now sporting pretty much full adult plumage from what I could see) amongst several Tufties on the small side however very little else of note, yet again on a miserable, cloudy day! Birding under gloomy skies. On Saturday ...

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John's Wildlife Wanderings: May 2015

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Sunday, 31 May 2015. I have been meaning to get my fix of the stunning Marsh Fritillary. For a good couple of years now and for one reason or another, I was never free or available at the time of their emergence. Thankfully, this year, the timing appeared perfect having heard of their emergence in Gloucestershire during the week and on Sunday 17/05, I had the day free to myself. With the weather set fair for the morning at least, we were good to go! Followed by another, then another! Not sure how you can...

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A personal view of nature at the junction of Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire - also known as "Banburyshire". I also look further afield across the Midlands, especially at some wonderful RSPB nature reserves, and beyond. Sunday, 16 August 2015. Warwickshire's Cotswold Edge: harebells and spotted flycatchers. Grazed vs. ungrazed. In the village of Epwell a tiny field had been sown with annual flowers typical of arable cultivation before the arrival of herbicides. Cornflower and corn marigold.

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