A look at the Birds, Moths, Dragonflies, Orchids, Bugs and anything else I manage to see in Norfolk. Saturday, 6 January 2018. Christmas was spent in the Lake District with my parents sister, and of course Lizzie and Toby. A waxwing was also briefly seen along Sandy Wall, which was very nice.

Places mentioned in the blog. The Whitlingham Bird Report 2017 can be viewed or downloaded here. You may also be interested in. On Monday night it was off to Whitlingham ski slope after work for the annual NBIS.

UK and Ireland Natural History Bloggers. Promoting the work of natural history bloggers across the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. How to add your blog. Saturday, 30 May 2015. Friday, 29 May 2015. Thursday, 7 May 2015. Wednesday, 6 May 2015. Sunday, 12 April 2015.

Welcome to the appreciation of Australian birds and the love of birdwatching, sharing bird sightings, photographs, personal experiences and helpful information. Birdwatching and Photography of Australian Birds. Shedding Light on Your Birding Experience. Most recent photos of my past Bird of the Week blogs. Photo, Video and Audio footage from previous posts. The Birds of Blackbutt Reserve, Newcastle. When Winter Birds are Two Few.

Birding and Blogging in Galveston, Texas. In past years I had not seen them at all.

Odd looking Buzzard with pale apricot tail and striking white primary patches. A quick walk in Felbrigg this afternoon produced a Grey Wagtail harassing a Swallow over the water meadow, a family party of at least five Spotted Flycatcher and an obliging Nuthatch, feeding on a Sweet Chestnut tree. On the insect front, a Holly Blue and a Southern Hawker were of note. Nuthatch, feeding on Sweet Chestnut.

A day in the life of an Arboricultural Officer. Ever wondered what an arboriculture officer does? Are you wondering now? Good, cause the following post will give you a bit of an insight. The Community Biodiversity Awards 2015.

For several years now but one of my other creative outlets is photography. I joined after deciding to make a concerted effort to improve my photography. My aim was to meet like minded people and learn from their huge variety of skills and interests.

Fun, Fury and the Furrily Fabulous. I had anticipated nothing more than a quiet walk around Lever park and possibly a stroll along the terraced gardens and, if I was feeling more energetic, a climb up to Rivington Pike to take in the view. Nothing more distracting than that.