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To see yesterday's rain replaced by sunny skies seemed like the highlight the day so the fact that there were a few birds as well was quite a bonus - numbers weren't up to what we'd seen last week but, as was becoming evident as the week went on, variety's on the up. The Bill got most of the passerine coverage and returned totals that included 100 Willow Warblers. On the ground and a steady flow of hirundines. Overhead. Wader variety dropped right off at Ferrybridge, where 2 Sanderlings. And a Little Gull.

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To see yesterday's rain replaced by sunny skies seemed like the highlight the day so the fact that there were a few birds as well was quite a bonus - numbers weren't up to what we'd seen last week but, as was becoming evident as the week went on, variety's on the up. The Bill got most of the passerine coverage and returned totals that included 100 Willow Warblers. On the ground and a steady flow of hirundines. Overhead. Wader variety dropped right off at Ferrybridge, where 2 Sanderlings. And a Little Gull.

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Portland Bird Observatory and Field Centre: 14th August

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Heard overhead before the onset of the rain set the tone for what was follow during the daylight hours; interest amongst the grounded birds at dawn there included 7 Whimbrel. Whilst the falling tide at Ferrybridge later revealed a hatful of variety that included 180 Common Terns. And singles of Golden Plover. The Obs garden was again leaping with Willow Warblers. But the rain thwarted all attempts at meaningful fieldwork and all but a half hour of ringing, with a lone Pied Flycatcher. And a Little Gull.

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Portland Bird Observatory and Field Centre: 13th August

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Variety was to the fore on a day that also had plenty of frustrations, with frequent drizzly spells and a brisk north-easterly wind putting the dampeners on coverage and putting paid to what potential there looked to be. Waders featured strongly at the Bill where there was a remarkable event in the form of a single flock of c300 Golden Plovers. Were of particular note, whilst the season's second Curlew Sandpiper. Was the best of the bunch at Ferrybridge. Willow Warblers. 2 each of Tree Pipit. Free with m...

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Portland Bird Observatory and Field Centre: 12th August

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Continuation of yesterday on the migrant front, with a decent drop of birds everywhere. In a season that's been almost unprecedentedly slow to get going it's probably still a wee bit early for the falls to be very varied, but this was more than made up for with the numbers of Willow Warblers. 400 was probably a conservative estimate for the Bill and there were plenty more in all the suitable spots that were visited. Further totals from the Bill/Southwell included 35 Wheatears. 3 each of Dunlin. UK Regist...

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Portland Bird Observatory and Field Centre: 9th August

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On the migrant front today with no more than 20 Willow Warblers. And a Garden Warbler. Grounded at the Bill and 4 Redshanks. The best of the seemingly few new waders at Ferrybridge. Visible passage was stronger, with several conspicuous pulses of Sand Martins. And Swallows through over the Bill in particular; a Yellow Wagtail. Also passed over at Blacknor. The only other reports were of seawatching at the Bill that came up with 6 Common Scoter. And 2 Grey Herons. At West Grove Terrace and a Golden Pearl.

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Portland Bird Observatory and Field Centre: 20th May

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Slightly more to report but only by virtue of the unhelpful westerly wind having abated somewhat. The Turtle Dove. Lingered on at Southwell and the majority of new arrivals were in the same area, with 5 Chiffchaffs. And a Sedge Warbler. Scattered between Top Fields and Suckthumb Quarry; 2 Ringed Plovers. Were the only newcomers in the rest of the Bill area. The 2 Whimbrel. Also remained at Ferrybridge. The only seawatch reports were of singles of Great Northern Diver. Through off the Bill.

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Birds, butterflies and anything interesting seen on my wanders, mainly around West Sussex.enjoy. No posts. Show all posts. No posts. Show all posts. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 4th December 2016 Unst W1 Overcast. The Birds of Climping Gap and Lower Arun Valley. Birding Selsey Bill (and the Manhood peninsula). 4th - 5th December 2016. Where The Wind Takes Me! Beddington Farm - Time to Gull! Portland Bird Observatory and Field Centre. Friends of Groyne No.4. Gary T's Birding Blog. View my complete profile.

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Winyates Beasts: Sunday January 8

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Map of area covered. Sunday, 8 January 2017. Despite not birding here today, I managed to hear a Pied Wagtail. Through the fog as I returned from the paper shop. Also, lunchtime was enlivened by the sight of two Great Tits bathing in the recently relocated bird bath. I have put it further away from the kitchen window, which obviously makes the bathers feel safer. The disadvantage for me is that it is now rather hard to see through the masking branches of the shrubbery. Great Tit having a bath.

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Winyates Beasts: November 2016

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Map of area covered. Saturday, 19 November 2016. On the drive back from shopping we spotted a Little Egret flying across the road and down the Arrow just this side of Studley. We last saw it circling back over the Washford Mill pub. Thursday, 17 November 2016. Although I have not really seen a lot around the garden and its immediate environs since my last posting, I find I do have things to talk about. Sadly there was a flaw in our thinking. But fingers crossed eh. Changing the subject, I feel I need an ...

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Winyates Beasts: Friday January 13

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Map of area covered. Friday, 13 January 2017. We woke up to snow, but not much. Cold snaps are not what they once were. The Blackbirds in the garden seemed grateful for the extra apples I chucked out. A cold northerly wind after the snow turned to sleet and then stopped altogether. A couple of short walks produced the only year tick in the form of a Sparrowhawk. Most of the day was spent indoors, so the garden and its surrounds had to be relied upon to keep me interested. The Heirs of Gilbert.

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Winyates Beasts: Moths

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Map of area covered. Bright Line Brown-eye - 22 Sept 2015. Angle Shades - 21 Sep 2015. Common Marbled Carpet - 11 June 2016. Willow Beauty - 10 Aug 2015. Copper Underwing or Svensson's Copper Underwing - 27 Aug 2015. Dark Arches - 17 July 2015. Double-striped Pug - 16 Jul 2015. Hummingbird Hawk Moth - 9 July 2015. Large Yellow Underwing - 21 Sep 2015. Mullein Moth caterpillar - 26 June 2015. Pyrausta aurata - 22 Aug 2015. Red-barred Tortrix - 30 June 2016. Rush Veneer - 10 Aug 2015. Silver Y - 31 Aug 2015.

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Nick Bond's View: Great White Egret - Arundel WWT - 1st September 2014

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Birds, butterflies and anything interesting seen on my wanders, mainly around West Sussex.enjoy. Monday, 1 September 2014. Great White Egret - Arundel WWT - 1st September 2014. News filtered through whilst I was at work that a Great-white Egret. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Great White Egret - Arundel WWT - 1st September 20. 4th December 2016 Unst W1 Overcast. The Birds of Climping Gap and Lower Arun Valley. Birding Selsey Bill (and the Manhood peninsula). 4th - 5th December 2016.

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Morton Bagot Birder: Tuesday 4 August

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Morton Bagot Life List. Flowers of Morton Bagot. My 2016 Year List. Where is Morton Bagot? Tuesday, 4 August 2015. This evening's visit to the patch can best be described as quiet. So I am particularly grateful to Jim Winsper and John Coombes who have independently contacted me to suggest the same identification for the big fish. It is a Grass Carp which is a native of south-east Asia but is often introduced into pools to munch away at the vegetation. As a herbivore (can fish be herbivores? Simple templa...

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Nick Bond's View: 03/01/14

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Birds, butterflies and anything interesting seen on my wanders, mainly around West Sussex.enjoy. Saturday, 1 March 2014. More February birds in Sussex. The storms that have battered our shores have produced some good birding locally, enabling closer views of birds(mainly gulls) that are normally only visible distantly offshore.here is a selection . 1st winter bird on the Southwick Canal. Found 2 birds originally but increased to 4 at Widewater - all Redheads. Siberian Chiff - Chaff. Gary T's Birding Blog.

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Colyton Wildlife: Artistic(ish) Photography

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Here's a link to my other blog. I've received a surprising amount of favourable feedback from it's content so far. Wwwtimwhitephotography.blogspot.co.uk. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Portland Bird Observatory and Field Centre. Dawlish Warren Latest Sightings. A Self Find Citrine Wagtail. Bicycle Birder On The Axe. Another good few days. Wild Wings and Wanderings. Axe Estuary Ringing Group. Short, Sweet and Late.

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Colyton Wildlife: Black Hole Marsh gets exciting!

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Thursday, 13 August 2015. Black Hole Marsh gets exciting! Wednesday saw a great increase in numbers of waders on the reserve. Afternoon Ringed Plover number was 4, but there were at least 21 there by Sunset. Lots of pics to come (and I'll soon have time to do it due to redundancy). I also found a Ruff today; this is the first patch Ruff of the Autumn. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. KNOT another wader post. Better LITTLE STINT and CURLEW SAND pics. SEDGE WARBLER and a Spider.

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