Axe Birding

My first ten Sand Martins of the year flew north over the A3052 at Colyford yesterday morning, following the River Axe, at about 9am. Three ...

I'm afraid it's yet another post with a gull as the main feature! Well, what else can I do if nice gulls keep flaunting themselves i...

In yesterday's post I published photos of the colour-ringed Caspian Gull  that I found on the Axe Estuary earlier that day, it was bear...

I've always enjoyed late winter/early spring gulling on the Axe, and looking at the loafing Larids today gave me two more top quality bi...

This absolutely stunning first-winter Caspian Gull was on the lower Axe Estuary for twenty minutes this morning, my fifth of 2026 but it sho...

My word haven't we had some rain! It's rained daily at Exeter Airport since 31st Dec 2025 apparently and must be about the same for ...

On Saturday evening at 5:40pm as we were driving to Exeter, I couldn't help but notice that it wasn't pitch black.  The residual lig...