Axe Birding

The rain during Saturday night and into Sunday morning dropped an unseasonably good number of wading birds into the Axe Valley, particularl...

On Sunday evening I was delighted to lead a tram of 19 (plus Allan our driver) up the Axe Valley on a Birdwatch special.  The weather d...

Not really sure why Seaton is such a black hole for Turnstone , but I don't think there's ever been a record of an over-wintering b...

Had a really enjoyable hour and a bit in the Tower Hide with Phil and Clive this morning, oh and Harry of course who as usual slept through...

Thought it was about time I wrote a blog post! I've certainly got a fair bit to write about, so I'll try and keep it brief and put ...

Black Hole Marsh looks EPIC at the moment. There's lots of mud and it absolutely stinks, which means there's lots of lovely flies a...

This week has seen two outstanding days of sea watching, for Devon and the patch. Gavin has been present when most of the stuff has flown p...