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Bumbarrel' is an old name for the Long-tailed Tit, everyone's favourite garden bird. And the reason they're called that is for the shape of their nest. It's almost spherical, with a little hole at the front, and made from a special weave of moss, lichen, spiders' webs and feathers. Rainham Marshes Bird Race 2015 - 121 Species so far! Friday, 7 August 2015. So, I watching these two Common Field Grasshoppers Chorthippus brunneus making out in my garden, as you do! Well at least I think they were a pair.

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Bumbarrel' is an old name for the Long-tailed Tit, everyone's favourite garden bird. And the reason they're called that is for the shape of their nest. It's almost spherical, with a little hole at the front, and made from a special weave of moss, lichen, spiders' webs and feathers. Rainham Marshes Bird Race 2015 - 121 Species so far! Friday, 7 August 2015. So, I watching these two Common Field Grasshoppers Chorthippus brunneus making out in my garden, as you do! Well at least I think they were a pair.

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The Roving Bumbarrel: London Ramble

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Bumbarrel' is an old name for the Long-tailed Tit, everyone's favourite garden bird. And the reason they're called that is for the shape of their nest. It's almost spherical, with a little hole at the front, and made from a special weave of moss, lichen, spiders' webs and feathers. Saturday, 1 August 2015. This morning I joined the Havering and East London Ramblers. So once the walk was over I back-tracked a little to take a few pictures. Hodge was one of Samuel Johnson's cat. Prudential ride London event.

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The Roving Bumbarrel: January 2015

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Bumbarrel' is an old name for the Long-tailed Tit, everyone's favourite garden bird. And the reason they're called that is for the shape of their nest. It's almost spherical, with a little hole at the front, and made from a special weave of moss, lichen, spiders' webs and feathers. Saturday, 24 January 2015. 2nd winter Herring Gull. 2nd winter Herring Gull. 2nd winter Herring Gull. The perils of feeding at a landfill site. Thursday, 22 January 2015. Brown Rat feeding below the feeders. At Coldharbour Poi...

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The Roving Bumbarrel: December 2014

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Bumbarrel' is an old name for the Long-tailed Tit, everyone's favourite garden bird. And the reason they're called that is for the shape of their nest. It's almost spherical, with a little hole at the front, and made from a special weave of moss, lichen, spiders' webs and feathers. Monday, 29 December 2014. Dog walk @ Mayesbrook Park. Took Coco for a walk around Mayesbrook Park this morning. Another glorious sunny day with frost still on the ground. Carrion Crow showing it's nictitating membrane. What wa...

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The Roving Bumbarrel: Garden Bugs

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Bumbarrel' is an old name for the Long-tailed Tit, everyone's favourite garden bird. And the reason they're called that is for the shape of their nest. It's almost spherical, with a little hole at the front, and made from a special weave of moss, lichen, spiders' webs and feathers. Monday, 15 June 2015. Kleidocerys resedae Birch Catkin Bug. Kleidocerys resedae Birch Catkin Bug. Chrysolina americana, common name Rosemary Beetle is a species of beetles belonging to the family Chrysomelidae. In the Mediterr...

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The Roving Bumbarrel: June 2015

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Bumbarrel' is an old name for the Long-tailed Tit, everyone's favourite garden bird. And the reason they're called that is for the shape of their nest. It's almost spherical, with a little hole at the front, and made from a special weave of moss, lichen, spiders' webs and feathers. Tuesday, 16 June 2015. Common Green Bottle Fly. Common Green Bottle Fly. Pinched this image from the internet, but it shows three key id features for Lucilia sericata making it possible to id it from an image. Chrysolina ameri...

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder. A Journal of Birdwatching and Wildlife local to Cranham / Upminster / Hornchurch, Essex. Saturday, 30 July 2016. Group meet up Rainham Marsh. An evening visit to Rainham Marsh. 'Birding in Essex ' (B.I.E) is a group I am a member of and it was one of our meet up's.Here are some of my photo's , not too bad for a beginner! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 48 Waxwings at Abbs Cross Sports Centre. Goshawks and Willow Tits. Grebes - A wash and brush up!

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder: December 2015

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder. A Journal of Birdwatching and Wildlife local to Cranham / Upminster / Hornchurch, Essex. Friday, 18 December 2015. The number of Lesser Redpolls visiting my garden is growing. The number of Lesser. Redpolls visiting my feeder is growing from just one last week (a 1st) to five today! Here's 3 on the feeder, 1 on the floor directly underneath the feeder. The other was at the top of a shrub keeping a lookout, I expect. No more photo's of Lesser Redpolls.promise.

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder: Sorry....

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder. A Journal of Birdwatching and Wildlife local to Cranham / Upminster / Hornchurch, Essex. Tuesday, 26 July 2016. Sorry it's been such a long time since an update. So many things to do! But I have been about, here and there, so here is a little insight,nothing really exciting. A couple of pictures from our webcam in April. Blue tits of course. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 48 Waxwings at Abbs Cross Sports Centre. Goshawks and Willow Tits.

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder: Happy ending...could have been much worse

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder. A Journal of Birdwatching and Wildlife local to Cranham / Upminster / Hornchurch, Essex. Tuesday, 26 July 2016. Happy ending.could have been much worse. 5th April – Ingrebourne Valley , Hornchurch Country Park. Essex Wildlife Trust. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 48 Waxwings at Abbs Cross Sports Centre. Goshawks and Willow Tits. Grebes - A wash and brush up! View my complete profile. Group meet up Rainham Marsh. Valentines Park part 2. New Barn Owl addition.

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder: Calm & Peaceful Ingrebourne Valley

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder. A Journal of Birdwatching and Wildlife local to Cranham / Upminster / Hornchurch, Essex. Friday, 29 July 2016. Calm and Peaceful Ingrebourne Valley. Photos taken from the Iron Bridge - a breath of Spring air 17th May 2016. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 48 Waxwings at Abbs Cross Sports Centre. Goshawks and Willow Tits. Grebes - A wash and brush up! View my complete profile. Group meet up Rainham Marsh. Valentines Park part 2. Collared Doves in the garden.

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder: Visit to Valentines Park, Ilford. Part 1

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder. A Journal of Birdwatching and Wildlife local to Cranham / Upminster / Hornchurch, Essex. Saturday, 30 July 2016. Visit to Valentines Park, Ilford. Part 1. It must have been thirty odd years since I had visited Valentines Park in Ilford. I had some time to kill while waiting for my wife to have some dental treatment at our dentist in the Cranbrook Road. A couple of photo's of the wildlife: 1 Greylag Geese 2. Egyptian Goose 3. Juvenile Heron 4.Cormorant.

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder: The Ingrebourne visitors centre

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder. A Journal of Birdwatching and Wildlife local to Cranham / Upminster / Hornchurch, Essex. Friday, 29 July 2016. The Ingrebourne visitors centre. A lovely show of wild flowers around the centre.Three different species of Poppy. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 48 Waxwings at Abbs Cross Sports Centre. Goshawks and Willow Tits. Grebes - A wash and brush up! View my complete profile. Group meet up Rainham Marsh. Valentines Park part 2. Collared Doves in the garden.

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder: Collared Doves in the garden

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder. A Journal of Birdwatching and Wildlife local to Cranham / Upminster / Hornchurch, Essex. Saturday, 30 July 2016. Collared Doves in the garden. Having first bred in Norfolk in 1955, the species is now familiar in most parts of Britain. Four in my garden looking to pick up any seeds that have fallen from the feeders. 22nd June 2016. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 48 Waxwings at Abbs Cross Sports Centre. Goshawks and Willow Tits. Grebes - A wash and brush up!

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder: New Barn Owl addition

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder. A Journal of Birdwatching and Wildlife local to Cranham / Upminster / Hornchurch, Essex. Friday, 29 July 2016. New Barn Owl addition. A red letter day for me. Something I've always wanted to do.bird ringing. A few photo's ( above ) of the chicks and the procedure to examine and ring them. The birds were totally unharmed and returned to their box. A wonderful day for me that will remain with me forever! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Goshawks and Willow Tits.

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder: July 2016

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Passer Domesticus - The Brickfield Birder. A Journal of Birdwatching and Wildlife local to Cranham / Upminster / Hornchurch, Essex. Saturday, 30 July 2016. Group meet up Rainham Marsh. An evening visit to Rainham Marsh. 'Birding in Essex ' (B.I.E) is a group I am a member of and it was one of our meet up's.Here are some of my photo's , not too bad for a beginner! Valentines Park part 2. Returned a week later (Linda's return dentist visit). 4 Cygnet Mute Swan 5. Wren singing very loudly. Having first bred...

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