Guided Birding-Tours in South Portugal by Georg Schreier. Saturday, May 16, 2015. The same female with an adult male. Date and location as above. Since Wednesday, May 14th, at least 50 Red-footed Falcon. The next days it might be still worth to keep the eyes open for them here. The season for Pelagic boat-trips. Sunday, April 5, 2015. Africa-migrants returning to the Algarve.

Those die-hard XP users are probably thinking that one more disk defrag will speed up their machine. Penny Shot Birding and Life.

This was how RCQ looked a couple of years ago. Yorkshire Wildlife Trust will be given the central part of this photo to manage as a nature reserve next March. Restoration works are well underway. The silt lake, with blue boundary marker denoting the line of the boundary fence to be installed shortly. Saturday, March 17, 2018. Saturday, 10 March 2018. This weekend talking about winter, spring and the sealife wreck on the east coast, and my feature. Graham and myself had a walk rou.

Undoubtedly my best find of the trip was this Black Bush robin, initially found early morning at the Arabian warbler site near Yotvata where a few people got on to it. The Black Bush Robin, or quite possibly another, then popped up 20km further south that afternoon, and again 2km further south 15 minutes later! And doing things.

Thursday, July 09, 2015. Honey with a touch of the east. One of my main target species when I was in Eilat was Oriental Honey Buzzard. The mystery surrounding there occurrence in Eilat, recent discovery, eastern flavour, ID challenge and the thought of picking them out of kettles of European Honey Buzzards drew me towards them.

I went out after work on Thursday to Blacktoft Sands for a Spotted Crake. Found there at the start of the week, they used to be a regular Autumn bird but have become rather scarce in recent years, always nice to see, it was showing well this afternoon from First Hide in the company of one or two Water Rails. Also a good selection of Waders. Present although no big numbers as yet, a bit dull this afternoon so the Harriers.

Great views but technically in Notts as they were on the other side of the river erewash. Saturday, 9 May 2015. Thursday, 7 May 2015. Wednesday, 6 May 2015. If you want to see all bird related stuff for Derbyshire then check out the Facebook page here. Monday, 4 May 2015.

All photos Tim Schreckengost and Nate Fronk unless otherwise noted. Here are some of my photos.

Century solution to a 21. Whilst the human population continues to rise it is palpable that with it so does the demand for food.