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I'm a natural history writer, most often inspired by birds (and all things related). My work is widely published in books, magazines, periodicals and on websites, much of which is archived in the Articles section. > ARTICLES I'm a conservationist with a passion for connecting people with birds & wildlife, having worked on a variety…
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Book review: Rare Birds of North America | Mark James Pearson
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Book review: Rare Birds of North America. April 19, 2014. This review was originally published here. Rare Birds of North America. By Steve Howell, Ian Lewington and Will Russell. Another less important but similarly enjoyable side-effect of the book is how it encourages the British-based reader to look at familiar species through an unfamilar filter. In an extension of the ‘if only it were rare’ game (we all play it on those boring February days, don’t we? Looking at the Fieldfare plates against the addi...
London’s icons: Herons | Mark James Pearson
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London’s icons: Herons. April 18, 2014. These articles were originally published in the Lost In London book. In flight, Grey Herons are easily told by their relative size (dwarfing almost all other birds in London’s airspace), their gangly legs trailing untidily behind them, and their characteristically long neck retracted into a tight S shape when on the wing. The Bittern is the only one of the three species that doesn’t (as yet) breed in the capital, but it’s nonetheless very much a local s...Bitterns ...
Postcards from the edge: Autumn 2014 in Filey, part two | Mark James Pearson
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Postcards from the edge: Autumn 2014 in Filey, part two. May 18, 2015. This article was originally published here. Part one is available here. In the second part of Mark’s autumnal patch synopsis, record-breaking falls and high-octane seawatching turn a faltering season into an unforgettable one on the North Yorkshire coast. Short-eared Owl on the Brigg, having just arrived in off the sea. Little Auk heading back north. Already powering into the headwind. As is often the case on such days, some speci...
Postcards from the edge: Autumn in Filey 2014, part one | Mark James Pearson
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Postcards from the edge: Autumn in Filey 2014, part one. March 23, 2015. This article was originally published here. Mark James Pearson takes a look back over recent months on his adopted east-coast patch and finds the gods in capricious mood as autumn kicks in. On my very first circuit of the new manor in April 2012. Time flies when you’re having fun (of which there’s been plenty. But it surely bullets by when you’re hammering a new and productive patch. Summer-plumage Knot on the Brigg. But the season ...
The Long Good Friday: Springwatch on the Yorkshire coast | Mark James Pearson
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The Long Good Friday: Springwatch on the Yorkshire coast. May 18, 2015. This article was originally published here. The spotlight falls on RSPB Bempton Cliffs and its neighbours this Easter, reflecting a quiet revolution of birder-led team efforts up here on the Yorkshire coast…. After plenty of hard work and much anticipation, the all-new lip-smackin’ RSPB Bempton Cliffs. Re-opens this week, on Good Friday, 3rd April. Coinciding with the relaunch of this most magical of reserves is a. Thus the show refl...
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northern rustic: May 2015
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Mark James Pearson's adventures in Birdland (mainly Filey Bird Observatory). Nature writing and projects. The Birds of SNR. Friday, May 29, 2015. Roe across the Dams. As the curtain is about to fall on an especially quiet spring for migration, there is at least plenty of other fauna and flora to enjoy at this time of year locally, and Roe Deer are particularly visible at present - not least at the Dams, where they seem to be lurking around every corner. Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Monday, May 25, 2015.
northern rustic: Welcome back
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Mark James Pearson's adventures in Birdland (mainly Filey Bird Observatory). Nature writing and projects. The Birds of SNR. Thursday, July 23, 2015. Crappy light, an advancing tide and increasingly numerous tourists this morning, but still, the waders on the Brigg never disappoint at this time of year. The first two Purple Sandpipers. Of the season were hunkered down towards the tip, while Dunlins, Turnstones, Sanderlings, Redshank, Whimbrel. Were all present in small numbers. View my complete profile.
northern rustic: Returning shorebirds
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Mark James Pearson's adventures in Birdland (mainly Filey Bird Observatory). Nature writing and projects. The Birds of SNR. Thursday, July 16, 2015. While not yet arriving in any numbers, there's been an increasingly steady trickle of waders returning from northerly breeding grounds over the last week or two, including Dunlins. With juveniles in tow) and Knot. View my complete profile. THE BIRDS OF STOKE NEWINGTON RESERVOIRS. Reed Warblers at the Dams. Barn Owls and Sand Martins. Little Stint on the Brigg.
northern rustic: August 2015
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Mark James Pearson's adventures in Birdland (mainly Filey Bird Observatory). Nature writing and projects. The Birds of SNR. Monday, August 31, 2015. More extensive summaries to follow, but for now, a few shots from another magical experience on the Brigg (wonder how many times I've said that over the last three years or so? Friday, August 28, 2015. Back on the radar. Grey Heron coming in to land on the Brigg. Well, it's been a while, hasn't it? And one of the various roles I'm responsible for is the grou...
northern rustic: Barn Owls & Sand Martins
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Mark James Pearson's adventures in Birdland (mainly Filey Bird Observatory). Nature writing and projects. The Birds of SNR. Saturday, July 11, 2015. Barn Owls and Sand Martins. It'a all about the breeders right now here in Filey, including Sand Martins on Carr Naze and Barn Owls at the Dams. View my complete profile. THE BIRDS OF STOKE NEWINGTON RESERVOIRS. Reed Warblers at the Dams. Barn Owls and Sand Martins. Mass, USA - June 2015: bits and pieces. Mass, USA - June 2015: Prairie Warblers. Its picking u...
northern rustic: Mass, USA - June 2015: bits and pieces
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Mark James Pearson's adventures in Birdland (mainly Filey Bird Observatory). Nature writing and projects. The Birds of SNR. Tuesday, July 7, 2015. Mass, USA - June 2015: bits and pieces. Lucky enough to spend plenty of my time enjoying birds and wildlife, with an east coast Bird Observatory (literally) on my doorstep - I live at Filey, and relish the opportunity to hit the patch regularly (with good birding beginning at the front door). Im also a writer, ecologist, and musician / songwriter. The now happ...
northern rustic: November 2014
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Mark James Pearson's adventures in Birdland (mainly Filey Bird Observatory). Nature writing and projects. The Birds of SNR. Wednesday, November 26, 2014. Flamborough, late November 2014. Male Stonechat, Thornwick. Large flocks of Woodpigeons on the move. Spot the well-camouflaged Turnstones. Lovely evening light on South Landing beach. And many tame Rock Pipits for company. Sundown (taken with phone). Wednesday, November 12, 2014. Concrete proof that Grey Phalaropes have legs. Well, not half bad at least...
northern rustic: Godspeed You! Blue Emperor
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Mark James Pearson's adventures in Birdland (mainly Filey Bird Observatory). Nature writing and projects. The Birds of SNR. Sunday, July 12, 2015. Well, blue and green, but still. Headed up onto the North cliff to do my Kittiwake plot this morning, and dropped in at the Tip on the way back to check for waders and dragons; while there wasn't many of either, two summer-plumaged Dunlin were fantastically tame (to follow), and despite the strong wind, this accomodating Emperor. View my complete profile.
northern rustic: December 2014
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Mark James Pearson's adventures in Birdland (mainly Filey Bird Observatory). Nature writing and projects. The Birds of SNR. Monday, December 29, 2014. Cream-coloured Coursers - Fuerteventura #9. From a hit list of about ten specialities which we wanted to get up close and personal with on the island, Cream-coloured Coursers. Were very much one of the main attractions before we'd arrived; as it turned out, they were even better value than we'd hoped, and were arguably the bird of the trip for me. Are comm...
northern rustic: September 2014
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Mark James Pearson's adventures in Birdland (mainly Filey Bird Observatory). Nature writing and projects. The Birds of SNR. Sunday, September 28, 2014. East Wind in the Willows. This bird (also pictured above) was flushed almost from underfoot in the 'bomb crater' (a small, sheltered incline by the clifftop) and sat up briefly, allowing a few quick shots. Through the viewfinder of the camera, its pallid, washed-out overall colouration invited split second fantasies of perhaps an Iduna. This bird was feed...
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I’m a natural history writer. Most often inspired by birds. And all things related). My work is widely published in books, magazines, periodicals and on websites, much of which is archived in the. I’m a conservationist. With a passion for connecting people with birds and wildlife, having worked on a variety of projects in both urban and rural areas; I also talk, guide and lead events for wider audiences. I’m a freelance ornithologist. I keep a regularly-updated online wildlife journal,. The Long Good Fri...
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