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Buckton (E Yorks) & Clopton (Cambs) patcher/ringer, overall migration addict.
At last! Commonest rare not seen. Star bird. Pechora Pipit baby! Pic Matt Mellor.
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Couldn't get any closer! Pulp at Route du Rock, St Malo, France. Oh yeh!
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Excellent start to the ringing season at Clopton, South Cambridgeshire- 500 warblers from 6 visits with record numbers of Sedge & Reed Warblers. Willow, Grasshopper, Garden and Lesser Whitethroat increasing and first passage Redstart yesterday. @CambsBirdClub
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A few days at Lake Neusiedl, Austria seeing my longtime friend Harry Vilkaitis. Great birding!
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Nice few hours at Buckton over the weekend with Pete Middleton, 600+ passerines in the stubbles including Lap Bunt, 130+ Corn Bunts, 100 Yellowhammer, 350 Linnet, Water Rail, Stonechat, Fieldfare, Peregrine etc.
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Great short break to the Netherlands, saw the Spectacled Eider and waterbirds galore.
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A bit of night-time ringing recently.
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The Seabird Group
11 months ago
New opportunity for a Seabird Research Officer in Bempton! If you’re interested please see below for details! 🐧
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Seabird Research Officer | RSPB
About RSPB Bempton RSPB Bempton Cliffs is at the heart of the Flamborough and Filey Coast Special Protection Area (SPA), the UK's largest mainland seabird colony. The towering chalk cliffs support eig...
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Love getting recoveries, Sedge Warbler I ringed at Clopton, Cambs on 11 Aug 24 - retrapped 11 days later in France. Amazingly whilst I was at another site near Nantes (only a few km away) catching passage Sedge Warblers in a reedbed on the same day - so close!
12 months ago
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Two days in the motherland
12 months ago
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Family trip to the Natural History Museum today to see the Birds - brilliant & bizzare exhibition.
about 1 year ago
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Dusk today, dawn last month.
about 1 year ago
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Lucy Wright
about 1 year ago
JOB VACANCIES! We're seeking 3 Conservation Scientists to join our friendly team of
#seabirders
at the RSPB. We're an inclusive team where everyone is welcome. DEADLINE: Friday 3rd January.
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about 1 year ago
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Olly Frampton
about 1 year ago
Mudeford Quay (Dorset) 1330-1630 this afternoon was a gamble that paid-off. 1 Cory’s Shearwater (first CHOG area record since 1988), 1 Little Gull, 5 Kittiwake, 7 Med Gull, 2 Com Gull, 18 Com Scoter & 3 Brent Geese.
#DorsetBirds
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Pallas's Warbler, Buckton Oct 2022, 2nd ever ringed here, such a beauty.
about 1 year ago
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Never forgotten, just read the words on the right. Be more Roy.
about 1 year ago
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Great account to follow.
add a skeleton here at some point
about 1 year ago
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Perfect day at
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Little Auks, Hume's Warbler, Thrush arrivals in snow flurries, Shorelarks and productive team mtg.
about 1 year ago
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Kane Brides 🦆
about 1 year ago
Update by Dan Gornall on our Yellow-browed warbler project "1) Mainland Shetland > Carmel Head, Anglesey 2) Lundy > Lower Moors, Scilly. Especially interesting southerly re-orientation from Shetland. Many thanks to the ringers & birders who reported these". 📸Reg Thorpe.
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Nearly end game at Clopton (South Cambs), so close to 2000 birds caught and ringed since mid-July. 2024 being the first experimental autumn here, on what is a small patch of scrub on an 80m SW-leading escarpment in otherwise arable desert. Its a lovely site and seeing 52 dawns has been ace.
about 1 year ago
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about 1 year ago
A few more of this year's best birds
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Maitlis
about 1 year ago
Starlings, Winchelsea
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If people R/T politics then I am unfollowing on here, it has to be pure birds/nature
about 1 year ago
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add a skeleton here at some point
about 1 year ago
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Scott Reid
about 1 year ago
An excellent morning down the Porth Hellick ringing lanes with a dusky warbler, two yellow-broweds, four sibes (tristis) amongst the chiffs, a water rail added some variety, and I found a Richard’s pipit whilst showing the dusky to a crowd of two! November eastern magic 🙌
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Jonnybirder
about 1 year ago
The Hatfield Great Grey Shrike was highly mobile and always distant this morning. Good to see locally as the are sadly becoming a rare bird.......
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I was a guest on BBC Radio 4 'Rare Earth' this week, talking about raptors and their persecution
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Rare Earth - Beak and Talon - BBC Sounds
Britain's birds of prey seem to be bouncing back. Can their momentum continue?
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about 1 year ago
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Steph' Thorpe
about 1 year ago
Scarlet Tanager. Shelf nr Halifax. West Yorkshire. Bird was up against the light casting dark shadows and a lemon yellow "halo" around... Later got better side on view seeing more detail.
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An interesting week! Started with catching a Woodcock at Clopton with Ed & Deurdon last Saturday, moved to twitching a Scarlet Tanager in Halifax on Monday, then the small matter of a Radio4 interview at BBC Broadcasting House with Heather on Tuesday
about 1 year ago
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Two from the past
about 1 year ago
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