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Nice surprise in the garden this morning: Wasp Spider! – at Pulborough, England
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Some estuaries in eastern England - especially in the NE - have seen increases in #Curlew numbers, despite major national declines.
Why?
Latest research from @_BTO:
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#waders #shorebirds #ornithology
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The flock now departing.
Do individual #Curlew migrate together? Fascinating insights from satellite tracking:
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One of 17 #WaderTales blogs in 2021
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@JiguetF @GlobalFlyway @curlewcalls
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Very pleased to finally catch up with the @RSPBPulborough Lesser Spotted Woodpecker today which showed nicely for a number of visitors at Fattengates Courtyard. @Natures_Voice @SussexOrnitholo @SussexBirding
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Next Thursday evening, Ranger Karima will be introducing you to some more of her favourite coastal birds in her monthly talk 🦆
Perfect for anyone who is just getting started with birdwatching 👀🐦
Follow the link to find out more and sign up ⬇️
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While Tómas and our other Icelandic friends wait for spring, they would like birdwatchers in Britain & Ireland to look out for their colour-ringed #waders.
Two blogs about fascinating research.
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A Mediterranean Gull giving that lovely plumage a bit of a shake. Selsey Bill @SelseyBirder
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Some record shots of the Glossy Ibis at Medmerry today, 1 of the 3 on the deck at the stilt pools before they departed off west again @RSPBPagham @SelseyBirder @bubomike @wildaboutsussex – at Worthing, England
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A great walk guiding with @RSPBPagham today at Medmerry with @bubomike and @wildaboutsussex highlights included 3 Glossy Ibis, a single Spoonbill and a ringtail Hen Harrier across the reserve – at Worthing, England
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This Red-throated Diver popped up briefly at the Bill this afternoon. @SelseyBirder @SussexOrnitholo
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At Cissbury Ring #Worthing this afternoon was a male Ring Ouzel around the yew (although only the mistle thrushes were obliging enough for pictures) and a Dartford Warbler in the gorse associating with Stonechats. @worthingbirding @SussexOrnitholo
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A great morning on Cissbury Ring this morning with @SouthDownsWild @devilbirder uncovered at least 2 Ring Ouzels, a Brambling west, 3 House Martin and a Swallow over, a few Redwings, Siskins too @SussexBirding @worthingbirding – at Worthing, England
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Ring Ouzel, at least 1 north end of Cissbury Ring @SussexBirding @worthingbirding – at South East, England
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There can't be many pictures of a Merlin and a Kingfisher in the same shot surely? Also at Amberley this morning: Marsh Harrier, 2 Brambling, a few Siskin and Lesser Redpoll around the birch wood, and a Black Swan.
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It's the first day of the Great Solent Birdwatch 🦆! What a great way to reconnect with nature this half-term 💙 In other years, we've totted up more than 70 species - with dark-bellied brent geese topping the chart for numbers of course. Why not join in: bit.ly/3prMyZ9
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It’s that time of year when I share my best merlin photos, you’re welcome.
Shortly after the 2nd pic I watched this bird embark on an epic 10 minute climb-chase-stoop after a distant finch (?). Astonishing to witness, what a bird.
Amberley, W Sussex.
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#Walking in the Harbour is great for blowing the cobwebs away - lots of self-guided #walks at bit.ly/2nsUyv5

































