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.....or more appropriate 'Natural Born Killers'. The Leighton Moss Greater Black - backed Gull adult and juvenile pictured above of ...

That must qualify for just about the most unoriginal title ever, but when I visited Conder Green this morning the first bird I found was Mon...

Still struggling with the birds in late July but a juvenile Ruff on the Lune Estuary from Glasson Dock this morning was both excellent and ...

When BT suggested to me that we start at LM today if I'd have thought I could have got away with it I would have jumped out of his car a...

Having had enough of the weather yesterday I turned shy of risking the same experience again today - and in any case I was already in the No...

No not British Rail......Brian Rafferty has been doing the rounds at Leighton Moss once again and if you really want to see a Hobby or a Bit...

Eel for Lunch Originally uploaded by e s c h e r This is a short video made by a non-birder friend of mine who visited Leighton Moss rec...

Theres always a feel good factor to getting out of the car at somewhere like Harrisend and wandering off for a couple of hours, though there...

I hope to get out tomorrow to check out the two H's, Harrisend and Hawthornthwaite though with regard to the latter I expect to see no S...

......and some more raptor pic's. I could only allow myself a couple of hours today, in itself something of a change as I rarely - if ev...