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Welcome to this new blog, where you will find regular updates about the exploits and activities of the Axe Estuary Ringing Group. Please browse through all the pages on the blog, where you will find more information about the Group, the area, and how to get involved. About The Axe Estuary Ringing Group. Thursday, 8 March 2018. Please note due to rain in the morning the session for 9th March is cancelled. Saturday, 6 January 2018.
Excellent views of Houbara Bustard. Flight views of Black-bellied Sandgrouse. Good views of Plain Swift. Smashing views of Egyptian Vulture,Barbary Falcon. Other views of Lesser Short-toed Lark,Red Rumped Swallow, Bee Eater,Spectacled Warbler. No Views of the degener race of Blue Tit, Barbary Partridge. Wednesday, 6 June 2012. Nice To Have Four Together.
Bird sightings noted during my daily rounds of Abbotsbury Swannery, both in the course of my duties as Deputy Swanherd but also and predominantly, in my own time, in my unofficial capacity, as Abbotsbury Swannery Bird Recorder. Please note that this is my own personal blog and therefore the views and opinions expressed, although in no way intended to be controversial, are not necessarily those shared by my employers Abbotsbury Tourism Ltd. Thursday, 30 July 2015.
Saturday, 20th December 2014. I am posting all of my birding news on Twitter now - over 500 posts so far. Saturday, 20th December 2014. I am only posting here on High Days and Holidays now and special occasions.
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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. My offering this time is again sadly gulls but more interesting ones youll be pleased to hear! Since well before Christmas, an adult Glaucous Gull has been wandering up and down Chesil beach and has completely ignored Radipole until now!CONTENT
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3 Large British Birds of Prey. Large British birds of prey. There are many birds of prey within the UK, ranging from small falcons to great eagles. Within these large British birds of prey exist raptors like the Northern Goshawk. This large buzzard-size hawk soars through the skies on a wingspan of more than a metre, with the females reaching up to 127cm. A History of Falconry in the UK. Interesting Facts About the Peregrine Falcon.
Welsh cloth bags and Purses. Welcome to Jane Beck Welsh Blankets. Why not come and visit us? Click here for more info. Alfresco dining, picnics and bedtime stories.
The Welsh blogosphere, which, in general terms, is in a state of rude health. Friday, 4 September 2009.
A round up of the Welsh Political Blogsphere. Friday, 27 February 2009. Looks at the Tory reshuffle. More here from David Williamson. Also looks at the BBC opinion poll on the referendum. More here from Paul Flynn. Looks at the attendance of the Welsh Select Affairs Committee. Looks at the need for a new Welsh Bank. Reaction here form Welsh Ramblings. Notes a child poverty discussion. Thursday, 26 February 2009. Looks at Plaid and student fees. More here from Peter Black.