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MIDLANDS BIRDER: October 2014
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Tuesday, 28 October 2014. Usually when I go looking for Butterflies I like the solitary aspect, and I spent many hours this year walking around and stalking these dainty beauties. However, I was approached by a friend from Hereford saying there was an open day at Grafton Wood and wondered if I wanted to go. As a site I have never previously visited, a guided walk seemed the more sensible option. A large crowd had developed, and lots of familiar faces started to emerge from the crowd! Was flitting about i...
MIDLANDS BIRDER: Upton warren- Return of the Med
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Friday, 10 September 2010. Upton warren- Return of the Med. And a little bit of british america too, wink wink :-D). The times were getting desperate now after missing every Med gull at the warren in the roosts, despite putting 3-4 hours in every saturday, but when news filtered through that terry hinnet had found a med at the early stages of the roost an hour or so before our arrival, things were set to look good. A Ross's Goose :-D. Pics taken after the bird moved muchhhhhhh closer). Well this kinda fa...
MIDLANDS BIRDER: April 2014
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Friday, 25 April 2014. The Wyre, The Patch, A Green-Winged Teal and a Yellow Browed Warbler! Having spent over 8 hours in a car the previous day, I decided to stretch my legs, so I decided on a very long walk from within the county of Shropshire back to Stourport, a route which would take me through a variety of woodlands, farmland and along the river. A good mix of habitats and hopefully I would check some areas that I may not have previously visited! I really was in the middle of no-where! Continuing s...
MIDLANDS BIRDER: March 2015- Alpine Swift, YBW & RND
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Wednesday, 24 June 2015. March 2015- Alpine Swift, YBW and RND. A lot of uninspiring 'patchworking' of multiple sites was very similar to the latter of last month. A Little Grebe. Remained on Patch on 1st. It was brightened up with a very unexpected site first at Parkes Hall Reservoir on 4th though, when a drake Shelduck. Was present. Something I didn't expect at all while heading out for an evening walk! It wasn't exactly far to Ashleworth Ham from here, and with the sporadic appearances of a drake Gree...
MIDLANDS BIRDER: The catch up- January 2015
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Tuesday, 31 March 2015. The catch up- January 2015. Yes yes, I know. Here we go again, 5 weeks without a post. The usual excuses are again exercised, Uni work, and to busy with actual fieldwork to update here. So here we are, another catch up post! It's better than nothing! Throughout January I was visiting West Park with regularity, so I wont be commenting on every visit, as the details from which are very monotonous and 'samey'. The next birding adventure was pursuing one of my winter pastimes. Again n...
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Eye of Ochruros - 2013: August 2012
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Eye of Ochruros - 2013. Tuesday, 28 August 2012. Ochruros Musings and a Good Staffs Day. The Ochruros season came to a poignant end, watching a lone bird hopping about on roofs from an elevated urban watchpoint. I can now reveal that Martyn. And I kept tabs on two separate presumed single males from spring into summer. It was an absolute privilege to watch these charismatic urban dwelling birds right from the very heart of the conurbation,. Summer birds, which gives me great hope as it is though that 1.
Eye of Ochruros - 2013: Cape May - Part 5
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Eye of Ochruros - 2013. Friday, 14 June 2013. Cape May - Part 5. Monday morning. Back in the Belleplain once again. Another bash at Prothonotary Warbler. As the Beanery had failed to produce so far, perhaps we'd have more joy around Sunset Bridge and Beaver Dam? By now the songs of White-eyed and Red-eyed Vireos had become familiar to our ears. According to Sibley Red-eyed Vireo says ‘Here I am, in the tree.’. White-breasted Nuthatch - Photo courtesy Richard Powell. There was a big fall of hirundines inc...
Eye of Ochruros - 2013: April 2013
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Eye of Ochruros - 2013. Tuesday, 9 April 2013. 6th and 7th April 2013. And now for something completely different. Not quite Cairngorm; this is snow-capped Titterstone Clee in Shropshire. Although I hadn't been here before, it was a good call by Martyn to go and look for Ring Ouzel and other passage migrants. Ring Ouzel - image supplied by Martyn Yapp. The Scaup was still present and we also noted 2 Willow Tit, 4 GS Woodpecker, 1 Curlew, 1 Redshank, 2 Snipe, 12 Goosander and 4 singing Chiffchaff. Scaup -...
Birding For Fun: 107 for Staffordshire in a day
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Sunday, 6 May 2012. 107 for Staffordshire in a day. Well it was soon upon myself and Rich (Local Birding Local People). Branston Gravel Pits did not let us down on the duck front plus an extra wader or two. Waders seemed to be the problem all day where passerines just dropped into place the total opposite to last year. Hobby was a useful bird for the day as we failed at Whitmoor and the Moors. Little Grebe, Gadwall, and Shovler day megas. A great day and great company and a great result. Having spent the...
Birding For Fun: Local birding
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Thursday, 23 April 2015. This weeks birding revolved around the Staffordshire Moorlands. Not a great deal had changed at Tittesworth since my last visit although I did see four Barnacles which had been around a couple of weeks. The LRPs were around the conservation area whilst the Sandpiper's were favouring the reservoir. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A few dam fine Blogs. Saturday 20th August 2016. Belvide 18.8.16 Fair E 2. Birding with the Clayheads. Dalmatian Pelican Cornwall August 2016. With A...
Birding For Fun: Conwy
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Thursday, 9 April 2015. A visit to Pensarn secured the long staying Iceland Gull but with the amount of people about it never landed. RSPB Conwy was poor but my niece wanted to go so I did my bit to get youngsters involved. Further into the hills produced a few great looking kites. Plenty of Chiffchaff's about and I heard my first Willow Warbler of the year. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A few dam fine Blogs. Saturday 20th August 2016. Belvide 18.8.16 Fair E 2. Birding with the Clayheads. Local Bir...
Birding For Fun: West Moors
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Saturday, 28 March 2015. I spent a couple of hours on the North Staffs Moorlands today. I had my youngest in tow so it wasn't anything serious. A lone Peregrine was Knocking around but apparently there were 3 half an hour before I arrived. I didnt see any Wheatears despite a good look. Around the Flash there was a large flock of Golden Plover bearing black belly's that means Summer is coming. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A few dam fine Blogs. Saturday 20th August 2016. Birding with the Clayheads.
Eye of Ochruros - 2013: Cape May - Part 2
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Eye of Ochruros - 2013. Tuesday, 28 May 2013. Cape May - Part 2. At 730am we joined a guided walk. At Belleplain Forest State Park. Lead by CMBO guides. More of a travelling convoy than a walk really, stopping off at key spots within the forest for breeding species, although there were also migrants moving through. Ders are a little spoilt. All perfectly logical then. After pizza we moved on to another spot, slightly more open, with fields on the opposite side of the road to woodland. Here we had Blu...
Wild Tamworth : Twists of Fate
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Birding and wildlife around Tamworth and further afield. Sunday, 14 June 2015. The remaining chicks are growing fast and already starting to look like the adults. Ringed and Little Ringed Plover seem to be thriving at Middleton and can be seen rapidly scurrying about on most of the scrapes. This is my first ever sighting of Long Eared Owls, so I really wanted a record of it. The phone again proved its worth in the field! Then, on Sunday a report came through that it seems two of the eggs had indeed hatch...
Wild Tamworth : Blithfield Birding
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Birding and wildlife around Tamworth and further afield. Saturday, 7 September 2013. I cannot manage my usual Sunday morning birding this weekend, so thought I would treat myself to Saturday morning at Blithfield to make up for it. Once I got the phone out and started iscoping, I just carried on snapping. All the wading birds here are around 80 - 100 yards away. Three Greenshank having a break. View over Blithe Bay this morning. There is plenty of wooded habitat too. Looking over Tad bay. When I took the...
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Tuesday, 13 March 2018. Snowy Owl in Norfolk! We don't often day trip any more. It is always an excellent day, with 6 hours driving, with a long day in the field is always a little daunting. Some birds are enough to get you off your backside though, a mythical bird that will be on your lips for weeks to come, and with the weekend approaching, boom. Snowy Owl in Norfolk! Massive, white and heavily barred! What a way to spend the morning! Wednesday, 12 July 2017. And the Hayling Island bird? It was soon co...
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