Monthly Archives: July 2016

174 – Corn Bunting Helen and I went to Frampton Marsh today. It was a bright and fairly warm day with just a light breeze blowing – just perfect for a walk round one of our favourite reserves. I’d been … Continue reading →

It was back to Blacktoft Sands this evening on the hottest day of the year so far. I couldn’t go during the day as the heat was just oppressive. As it was when I left my house at about 4pm … Continue reading →

I went somewhere new today – Hatfield Moors National Nature Reserve, near Doncaster. I hadn’t really meant to go there but thought I would call in for a quick look with a view to making a more thorough investigation of … Continue reading →

On Thursday of last week Helen and I travelled up to Northumberland for a long weekend. We love visiting the Farne Islands on the boat trips and walking along the beaches photographing the castles. I normally blog on the day … Continue reading →

It’s been nearly a fortnight since I was last able to get out birding. However, I was able to fit in a quick visit to North Cave today on what was also about the first dry, sunny day we’ve had in a … Continue reading →