Bere Marsh and Home
Some of the days of late I’ve been going out in the morning with Tilly and feeling a little disappointed, it’s been so quiet at times with no birds singing or moving and even many of the insects and Damsel flies have disappeared. But today 19th August I’m feeling more
Bere Marsh
The 1st of August (already!) and the weather has been very wet at times through the end of July and seems to be continuing, some of the paths I walk on are getting quite muddy. The day before I had decided to head round the bottom of Hambledon Hill and
At Home
There is still a lot of action in the garden in the second half of July. There are still plenty of Blackbirds, some still feeding young and some still fighting and lots of youngsters with their speckled breasts, the Sparrow population has certainly increased as has the Starlings with lots
Martin Down Part 2
After the weekend I decided that I would like to go and see and take some photos of the Rose coloured Starling and perhaps get a little closer. I went back to where he was before and again a small group of people were there, someone had seen him a
Martin Down & other places Part 1
The weekend from Friday 11th June promised to be a hot one and it certainly turned out to be that way. Rod’s niece, Elaine came for the weekend and we were hoping to spend some of the time bird watching. I was going to show her some local places where
Judy’s for tea!
I always enjoy going to my friend Judy for a cup of tea! She only lives a couple of hundred yards from me in the same street but her garden is so different from my own. Mine is open onto fields, whilst Judy’s is a little reserve all on it’s
Home & Near Home!
Even though it is much more difficult to spot the birds now with all the growth that has occurred in the last little while, I still have had a few sightings in early June on my early morning walks and at home. I’ve seen the Little Egret in Netmead field