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This afternoon, after a dreary wet morning it did momentarily brighten and I decided to go again for the Spotted Sandpiper. I really would…
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This morning we had the first female Blackcap Warbler in the garden. I caught sight of her from the the bathroom window and went…
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I have been trying, off and on, for a few weeks to see Black Redstarts here in Devon this winter. There has been reports…
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Today was absolutely fascinating because at around 1045 I was called by my wife from the kitchen to be asked if I had seen Blackcaps…
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Purple Sandpipers are a very rare breeding bird in Scotland with only a handful breeding in secret locations. In the winter, migrating birds from the…
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The Spotted Sandpiper. First Winter juvenile A North American breeding species, a rare vagrant to the UK . The Spotted Sandpiper is described by "Birdguides"…
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This morning the weather was so bright and sunny it was one of those days that you just had to be out in. During the…
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Today's weather is abysmal! But it is expected to clear by the afternoon. A walk in to the garden revealed an absence of the…
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The last few days have been hectic ones. Friday would have been a great day for birdwatching as it was bright and sunny, but I…
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The Marsh Tit is on the Red List of UK birds, those that are in decline and in need of special concern and are on…
Wildlife in a Suburban Garden 