Axe Birding

A nice little spring treat popped up in front of Phil yesterday morning on Bridge Marsh, and gladly stayed put for the day.  The Axe's t...

Bit of a backlog to get through having been so silent on here lately, but for me there's only one place to start... First there was just...

 For a couple of days this week, this was the view over Bridge Marsh... Big white horizontal blob with a long neck! Our second Spoonbill of...

Spare time is still a mega rarity in my life, so it's a good job the view from my office looks like this... Actually this was the first ...

Just a quick 'since my last post' update tonight... There's not much new appearing on patch at the moment, except for a few Red ...

Well Kevin turned up a rather nice mid-winter surprise last week, when he found a Serin lingering around an uncut crop field in Axmouth.   ...

Although there has been no sign of any Glossy Ibis  on the Axe for a couple of days now, the three I previously blogged about became four on...

This morning I was delighted when Kev messaged with the news the three Glossy Ibis  Viv found on the Axe yesterday were still present.  And ...

And what a start to 2022 the Axe Patch has had!  Mid afternoon today Phil messaged with the pleasing news our ever-increasing Canada Goose f...

I have lost count of how many times I have mentioned on this blog just how scarce diving ducks are on the Axe. But it is somewhat ironic tha...

Not blogged for so long because, well, since I came out of self-isolation work has been hectic.  I haven't really even got a catch up po...