PLODDINGBIRDER

As February arrives this mornings sea watch totals could have been any day in the last couple of months, hopefully things will start to impr...

I Joined CP in the sea watch hide this morning, taking shelter from the near gale force NW wind, as expected 100s of Auks were toying and fr...

 On the sea this morning as there was still lots of Guillemots and Razorbills tooing and froing, with a few Red-throated Divers, Gannets and...

 07.45-09.45 from the hide with RW, Shelduck: 2W Wigeon: 4E Common Scoter: 6E Red-throated Diver: 54E     138W Great-crested Grebe: 4E    13...

Another cold grey overcast day on the peninsula with just a very light ESE breeze 08.15-10.00 from the sea watch hide: Brent Goose: 9E Red-t...

There have been 1,000s of birds on the sea each morning for the last couple of weeks, but I have yet to find anything out of the normal amon...

This mornings sea watch was quite busy despite a very cold but light North Westerly breeze. The bright low sun made viewing hard work and no...

As I drove along the causeway this morning I passed OL who was staring across the ARC intently, moments later he called me to say that there...

A predictably slow sea watch this morning due to the very still conditions.  08.15-09.15 with OL Brent Goose: 2E Shelduck: 1E Teal: 13E Comm...

Bewick Swans leaving the ARC at 07.38 this morning viewed from the garden I joined RW in wander down to The Patch this morning where a 1w Li...