It's taken a while, but this leviathan of a document can now be read below. If you would like a copy, please email me . Here's hopin...

A dearth of coverage about the above trip on here admittedly, but the past month or so has seen me slowly processing photographs and writing...

Since returning from Russia, my birding has been limited to the Great Knot twitch  and the odd bits and bobs seen while on forays for non-av...

A brief post to break the duck, here are a few photos of the Great Knot at Breydon Water today. Initially not on show at all, Kit Day and I...

An utter lack of posts on this blog is largely down to a total lack of time; it seems having an SLR means that you spend most of your free t...

After a fantastic weekend, I'm not entirely sure why I had never previously been keen to see Adders. For years, I've bumbled around ...

I'd anticipated coming back from Southern France with a card full of Alpine Accentor shots among other things, but it didn't quite p...

Saw a dozen Ring-billed Gulls - of all ages - in Ireland last week, a few of which were probably good enough as finds but most no doubt fami...

This beast was first found by Conor Foley et al. in a muddy field at the northwest end of Carrowmore Lake on Monday 17th Feb; Rich Bonser...

The final of the fourteen species of gull we encountered during our week-long Irish trip was this delightfully salmony adult Ross'...