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Sedge warbler are a pretty common bird in Northern Europe, often heard and seldom seen well these beautiful sub-Saharan migrants certainly have a song which packs a punch, but what makes their songs so interesting? So, my advice, rather than spend hours inside this .

It looked very promissing when i arrived to the tip. And now michas, there are few birds with p9 window.

Monday, 4 November 2013. Not been out and not seen much. However I have noticed the sounds of migrating Redwing passing overhead in the night. Is a species which I have ringed before in the past.

less than 3 metres away! I was pleasantly surprised, upon checking the contents of the new nest, to find that the nest contained four very new, very fluffy chicks and one addled egg. The only downside to this soft, hairy cup of fluffy newborns? .

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.

A bit of birding and a bit of ringing in and around everyones favourite holiday destination. Weymouth! Saturday, 8 February 2014. Gulls, gulls, gulls. Really should apologies for leaving you so long with that last post about Herring Gull races. It really was quite cruel.

Follow my progress as a Trainee Bird Ringer, based in North Wales. Wednesday, 10 September 2014. A Vision For Nature Conference. Was held at the Department of Engineering in Cambridge on the 5th and 6th of September. From A Focus On Nature. I traveled down to Cambridge the day before and met with Matt, Peter Cooper. Next on the programme was.