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Jimmy needed Brown Shrike for a life tick and whilst we were at Spurn on Wednesday one was found quite close to home at Hollesley in Suffolk but I couldn't do the extra miles on the way home on Wednesday having already driven c450miles. I was tied up yesterday and the weather was dire anyway and as it turned out the bird wasn't seen despite people searching all day in the win...
News of a Black-faced Bunting at Spurn on 20th October and I had no chance of making the journey on the day. I had family commitments on 21st but had a long awaited free day today so despite the clear night forecast and the risk that the Bunting might have moved on I persuaded Jim to join me on the twitch. Dad was ruled out with the long drive and long walk factors along with...
I took my grandson to school this morning and with some free time on offer I decided to use it by heading up the A12 towards Dunwich. It was a nasty journey with road closures at Orwell bridge and road works all the way but I arrived mid morning paid a fiver to park the car on some gravel that belongs to the national trust and walked out to the gathered birders that I presume...
I couldn't find time yesterday to do the short 30minute run up the A1 for the Pectoral Sandpiper found at Stanborough gravel pits on Coopers Green lane but after a bit of family stuff this morning I decided to pop up for it. I parked near the cottages after asking a local if it would be ok and he pointed me to an area that wouldn't offend anybody allowing me to park up and walk ...
With my daily routine now involving school runs, football lessons, ballet classes, swimming lessons and even church visits as well as the day to day care for Suzanne time for birding remains limited but being that these duties are still taking me to Rainham several times a week and with Rainham being just a twenty minute drive to Canvey Island I've managed to grab a few hours to...
