I've put a bunch of Peru photos on my Flickr page . Along with a small party of journalists and tour operators, I was fortunate to par...

Arriving from the second half of October onwards, Desert Wheatears tend to mark the conclusion of the autumn period in Britain. There h...

Yellow-billed Cuckoo, Porthgwarra, 24 October 2014 Comfortably the highlight of my British and Irish year. What a cracker! Unfortu...

Found by Hannu today - a lovely first-winter male in da Ponte. Cracking bird, terrible photo. Otherwise I appear to have hit a mental and ph...

As I type this the wind is absolutely howling outside - the storm is well and truly here. Looking at the forecast this isn't even a patc...

Not much to report on today from the field - had a Red-eyed Vireo at the Cape Verde Farm late this afternoon. The plane arrived safely this ...

When I woke this morning it was clear the weather had changed overnight - it was altogether windier and there was quite a bit of murk above ...

After a couple of great days I guess I was due a slow one, and that's exactly how today panned out. My recent success (in fact, pretty m...

Today has been absolutely glorious - a cloudy but calm morning gave way to a stunningly warm afternoon with unbroken blue skies stretching f...

Today I started up at the reservoir again, hoping for better light and better pics of the pipit. Neither came - in fact it seems the pipit h...