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Taking the Song out of the Songbirds – A USACE Project

Taking the Song out of the Songbirds – A USACE Project

May 6, 2024May 1, 2026 Alesia Garlock 1 Comment

Songbirds, those cute little birds- that are sometimes so small you might not see them hidden in the vegetation are commonly found along Avenue A and River Road along the San Antonio River located in Brackenridge Park next to a quaint little neighborhood of Historic homes. Passerines: Songbirds represent a group of birds known for […]

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Black-throated Diver and Dodgy Duck

Black-throated Diver and Dodgy Duck

May 1, 2019December 23, 2019 Simon Rix Leave a comment

Yet another day that didn’t feel birdy but still had enough going on to keep it interesting. My first House Martin of the year was my only year tick but I did have my first Osprey for Maridalen, Willow Warblers, Three-toed pecker and an interesting female Tufted (type) Duck that may be a hybrid. The […]

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A day in Dorset

A day in Dorset

April 6, 2019December 23, 2019 Brian Anderson Leave a comment

All winter I’ve wanted to get down and see the Lesser Yellowlegs at Lodmoor so yesterday we bit the bullet and drove the 160 miles down the M3 arriving around 8.15am we managed to find the target although views were not as crippling as the images I’ve been seeing. It was sat on the far […]

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Radipole and Lodmoor – 13th February

Radipole and Lodmoor – 13th February

March 5, 2019December 23, 2019 Simon Colenutt Leave a comment

I was working in Sidford, Devon again today and having finished at around 11:00 I decided to divert my route home and head for the Weymouth area for a couple of light weight rarities. First up, at Radipole RSPB was a first-winter drake Ring-necked Duck which had been present on the reserve since 4th November. […]

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Gull-billed Terns at Orlando Wetlands Park, 11/24/2017

Gull-billed Terns at Orlando Wetlands Park, 11/24/2017

November 28, 2017December 23, 2019 Scott Simmons Leave a comment

I decided to wander around Orlando Wetlands Park this morning and found a wonderful surprise. Two Gull-billed Terns were parked together right next to the main trail. I’ve never been happy with my photos of this species before, and I think today’s photographs were my favorite. Ducks are increasing in numbers with every visit. This […]

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Woodchat Shrike at Sodbury Common

Woodchat Shrike at Sodbury Common

September 15, 2017December 23, 2019 Brian Anderson 1 Comment

With the Jims needing the Woodchat Shrike for a life tick we headed off up the M4 this morning in search of that tick. Arriving on Sodbury Common at 7ish we got lucky as we pulled up next to the finder and received detailed advise on where to look as he walked on to work […]

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Foreign visitors to the Algarve

Foreign visitors to the Algarve

April 25, 2017December 23, 2019 Yoav Perlman Leave a comment

Yesterday we took our day off and replaced the steppes of Alentejo with the saltmarshes, beaches and lagoons of the Algarve. It was a long and brilliant day, packed with quality stuff.  We left very early to arrive at our first site, Salinas do Forte do Rato in Tavira in good time. It was pretty […]

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Another day at Dungeness

Another day at Dungeness

April 10, 2017December 23, 2019 Brian Anderson Leave a comment

We arrived at first light to find the point covered in thick fog and the fog horn blasting out it’s warning to the ships that couldn’t see the lighthouse. By 7:30am the fog had lifted and we quickly found a couple of Wheatear on the shingle by the fishing boats. An hours sea watch enabled […]

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