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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Review of the Year – 2013
Well, 2013 has been quite a year! Two main birding holidays, plus four smaller weekend trips in the UK, and Jem and I have also managed to find some interesting species and some spectacular sights on various day-trips around and … Continue reading
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Tagged Andalucia, Birding, birds, David Lindo, Eagles, london, London Wetland Centre, naturetrek, new forest, Norfolk, ornithology, owls, Rainham Marshes, raptors, RSPB, Rye Meads, Serbia, somerset levels, Spain, sparrowhawks, urban birder, Vultures, warblers
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Return to Serbia – Part Three: Crane Spectacular
The morning of the final full day of the tour began with a short drive out to Lukino Selo, where we were greeted by a gathering of Curlew – our only waders on the trip aside from Lapwings – and … Continue reading
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Tagged bearded tit, Belgrade, birds, Brown Hare, buzzard, Common Crane, Curlew, David Lindo, Dog, Greylag Goose, Hen Harrier, Hooded Crow, Novi Becej, ornithology, photo, photography, Pygmy Cormorant, Red-breasted Goose, robin, Serbia, Slano Kopovo, The Urban Birder, Tom Mason, TravelTheUnknown, White-fronted Goose, White-tailed Eagle
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Return to Serbia – Part Two: Wetlands (and more owls).
The Tuesday morning was the only time I really felt the cold. We got out of the minibus on the main road near Novi Becej to watch hundreds of Common Cranes (and a few geese) heading off for the day, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bačko Gradište, Black Redstart, Caspian Gull, Common Buzzard, Common Crane, Fantast Castle, Hen Harrier, kestrel, Kingfisher, Kittiwake, Long-eared Owl, Marsh Harrier, Novi Becej, owls, Penduline Tit, Serbia, Spoonbill, The Urban Birder, Wetlands, White-tailed Eagle
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November Days
In between trips to Norfolk and Serbia, Jem and I have had a few days out to see what we can find. Firstly, we decided to go up to Bramfield in Hertfordshire. Back in January we had an incredible day’s … Continue reading
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