Axe Birding

Mike B found a Wood Sandpiper on Black Hole Marsh this morning, which was already our third of the autumn migration period.  Having missed...

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...

It's been good to spend a bit more time out today, and I'll start with the birds.  A mid morning visit to Black Hole Marsh was time...

I have just written the Axe Estuary monthly report for July, and what a great start to 'autumn' 2018 we've had. Yes I know it is...

I was making my way back from town yesterday when I decided to pop into Black Hole Marsh for the late morning high tide. It was such a last...

It's time to review what the birding has been like on the Axe over the last month or so, and what I've seen... I'll start b...

Just occasionally a birding event occurs that is quite simply mind blowing. However much your mind goes over it, you just can't get ove...

My first ringing session of the autumn up Beer Head was supposed to happen at the end of last week, but due to a poorly pup it got postpone...

Have actually got some bird news to blog about! And I'll start with this morning, I was down Black Hole Marsh early doors for a pre-bre...

Black Hole Marsh just gets better and better and better! For some reason today most the wading birds have been feeding between the Isla...

Beer Head showed a bit more variety this morning, with the bushes giving me my first Garden Warbler of the autumn, two Whitethroat , three...