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Pennington Marsh – 6th August

Pennington Marsh – 6th August

August 25, 2017December 23, 2019 Simon Colenutt Leave a comment

It was a beautiful sunny morning for a change, August has been a very unsettled month to date with long spells of often heavy rain and low temperatures. I was up early and decided on a walk around Pennington Marshes for a few hours. Arriving at 06:30 I first walked along the Ancient Highway for […]

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Whitethroat

Whitethroat

May 5, 2017December 23, 2019 Brian Anderson Leave a comment

A couple more from Sundays trip to Suffolk                

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Pennington Marsh – 30th April and 2nd May

Pennington Marsh – 30th April and 2nd May

May 10, 2016December 23, 2019 Simon Colenutt Leave a comment

May Bank Holiday weekend and not much planned, apart from a family event on Sunday so Saturday and Monday were free, fantastic! Sarah needed some home time so I used the mornings of Saturday and Monday for some birding although I was aware that I needed to not push my luck and stay out too […]

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Out East Again

Out East Again

October 22, 2015December 23, 2019 Robert Tovey Leave a comment

I have been out to some of the sites east of the city quite regularly over the last week and have sometimes ended up at Khawr Rori if I have had time. In the springs (ayns) I have been looking for any rare passerine migrants and at Khawr Khawr for little crake. Unfortunately I have […]

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Early morning at Ghaftayn

Early morning at Ghaftayn

October 8, 2015December 23, 2019 Robert Tovey 1 Comment

On Wednesday morning, I got up early at Ghaftayn rest house to see what passage there had been over-night. These desert stops have highly variable windfalls of migrants during the passage seasons. One morning can be heaving while another can have virtually nothing. The same goes for the rarity of the birds. This was only […]

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Let the games begin once again

Let the games begin once again

February 21, 2014December 23, 2019 Itai Shanni Leave a comment

After long idle due to being too occupied in moving into our new house at last, yesterday I went back to the field, joined by Shachar with his powerful Nikon (thus I didn’t really bother photographing…)We had a great day with many birds and goodevidenceof migration throughout. Starting at K20 we found the ponds loading […]

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Bladder control, mild hypothermia and kinglets

Bladder control, mild hypothermia and kinglets

November 14, 2013December 23, 2019 Jill Wussow Leave a comment

It’s approximately 23 degrees in the library right now, so since I’ve lost the feeling in my hands and I’m banging around on the keyboard like a camel or something, I can’t write you up another novel this blog around. So here are just a few quick and very important notes: I saw The Waterboys […]

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Massive Bird Slaughter Around the Mediterranean – Shocking Photos

Massive Bird Slaughter Around the Mediterranean – Shocking Photos

July 24, 2013April 2, 2021 Supertrooper 17 Comments

Each year, millions of songbirds are killed for food, for profit or just for the joy of shooting something, as they move from their winter grounds in Africa to their summer breeding territories in Europe. In Egypt, hundreds of miles of nets cover the entire coastline, catching almost every bird that makes its way to […]

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