Tuesday, 26 April 2016. I managed a couple of hours out early Sunday morning. Tittesworth very little had changed although i did see 6 wild Barnacle Geese! A run around the Roaches got me a female Ring Ouzel although it was very flighty. Else where up the moors only a Tree Pipit new in. A great sound when in full song. Wednesday, 20 April 2016. Friday, 10 July 2015. Wednesday, 17 June 2015. Tuesday, 9 June 2015.

Look up, see more stuff. Brightening up a dull day. Headed West then East, and all was New Year gloom. The ancient pulse of germ and birth was indeed shrunken hard and dry. The camera stayed at home because light was in short supply. Around the water treatment works were a string of monochrome cutouts, Redwings. Spooked out to just in fr.

Wednesday, 28 March 2018. Observers were not optimistic considering the weather forecast and attention soon turned to the sea with the first 7 Razorbills of the spring recorded along with an adult Kittiwake, a single Red-throated Diver and 8 Red-breasted Mergansers. Tuesday, 27 March 2018. Also logged were 2 Goldcre.

We left Bardsey on the 21. Our thanks go to everyone who helped us to fulfil our dream and helped us to maintain it for seven months, but especially to our children, Jenny and Mike, who kept the home fires burning and kept up the supply of chocolate. Also, thanks to readers of and commentators on our blog. A strange thing happened today and nobody knew.

Overcast and very calm first thing on the 10. The good conditions also led to a great days birding with lots of obvious vis mig going on including the first decent arrival of 71 Wheatears.

Wednesday, 4 June 2014. He was laid to rest last week at Llanrhos after a service recalling his twitching, local birding and ringing jaunts. It was fitting that the area around the Church was buzzing with House Martins and Swallows. Our thoughts are with his family. May he rest in peace.

African Penguins - Boulders Beach, Western Cape - South Africa - Jan 2015. Monday, 10 August 2015. Saturday, 8 August 2015. Back to a standard morning with little variety on offer other than the nine species of Warbler seen today. First thing it was obvious a small fall of Willow Warblers. Had dropped in, but as usual as soon as the sun broke through the mist, pretty much all the birds departed the headland. Very little moving overhead today.

It was a very windy morning with a force 5 gusting 6-7. The wind dropped by the afternoon and a few sheltered nets were opened. Photos were sent to Martin Garner for confirmation. Both Martin and Adam Hut agreed that it was a Northern Treecreeper. A much quieter day with only 10 new birds. A yellow-browed warbler was trapped on the second round. Wednesday, 27 August 2014.

Bird news from across North Wales and beyond. Thursday, 13 August 2015. As the water level drops, the lagoons are a magnet for waders, and you never know what will have arrived during the night.

eu - the art and photographs of Emma and Steve Stansfield. This blog gives you our latest news and shows a selection of our latest photographs and artwork. Tuesday, 27 January 2009. We are still exhibiting along with many other artists and photographers at Pensychnant Conservation Centre. Due to the popularity of the exhibition, our images are still hanging at Pensychnant throughout the winter and possibly up to September 2011. Various wildlife events, walks.