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This weekend...listen out for drummers
lucinda
' Knock, knock. ' 'Who's there?' 'Great spotted woodpecker.' 'Great spotted woodpecker who?' If you're now expecting an hilarious punchline, I'm afraid you're out of luck - I'm no comedienne. But if you listen out this weekend, you might...
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20 Jan 2012
Photo:
0-60 in ... ?
M-squared
It appeared that a little enforcement was called for in respect of the females. Taken on Saturday 15th October 2011 in the woods near Shipstal.
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18 Oct 2011
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"Sharp scratch... ..."
M-squared
Taken on Sunday 21st August 2011. This was a swift, clinical operation. It seemed to be a genuine source of education for a young family that was witnessing the process.
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21 Aug 2011
Photo:
Hobby Hang
Dom
Hobby devours what I think was a large moth in flight. Arne, Dorset, UK. 09/06/11.
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10 Jun 2011
Blog post:
This weekend... listen to the sunrise symphony
Emma
This Sunday is International Dawn Chorus Day , an annual celebration of the beauty of birdsong. To mark the occasion we’re running lots of special guided dawn chorus events at our reserves up and down the country. To get the full effect you’ll need to set your alarm alarmingly early, but...
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29 Apr 2011
Photo:
Blue Tit Gymnastics
Dom
Blue tit feeding in the reeds at RSPB Radipole. Weymouth, Dorset, UK. 14/04/11.
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15 Apr 2011
Photo:
Blue Tit in Reeds
Dom
Blue tit feeding in the reedbed at RSPB Radipole. Weymouth, UK. 14/04/11.
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15 Apr 2011
Photo:
Curlew
M-squared
I had watched this bird feeding on the falling tide in front of the double-decker hide. It got gloriously muddy! This picture is one from a sequence I took of its ablutions after the feast. Taken on Sunday 12th March 2011 mid-afternoon.
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13 Mar 2011
Blog post:
Monday's Magic Moment: Boxing hares
lucinda
Whatever you do this Bank Holiday Monday, we hope you aren't fighting like cats and, err, hares with your loved ones! You can see this photo by Richard Revels and loads of other wildlife action shots and landscape images in our image library .
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27 Dec 2010
Blog post:
Countdown to Christmas: 21
Emily Sanders
For those of us not snowed in, there’s still time to get out and enjoy flocking starlings . Here are some top spots to get out and witness this wildlife spectacle for yourselves. Photo credit: David Kjaer (rspb-images.com) Brighton Pier Ham Wall Saltholme Newport Wetlands Leighton...
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4 Dec 2010
Blog post:
Countdown to Christmas: 24
Emily Sanders
Hurray! It's 1 December, snow is falling and Christmas in on the ho-ho-horizon. To get in the spirit, we're starting this virtual advent calendar - 24 posts counting down the days to Christmas and celebrating the beauty of nature in winter. Join us every day as we open another calendar door to...
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1 Dec 2010
Photo:
Arne Osprey with Fish
Dom
Osprey with freshly caught bass at Arne on the afternoon of 13/09/10.
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14 Sep 2010
Photo:
Arne Osprey
Dom
Osprey with freshly caught bass at Arne on the afternoon of 13/09/10.
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14 Sep 2010
Blog post:
Why fat is a bird's best friend
Katie Fuller
We humans are constantly bombarded with messages that Fat Is Bad. It's less lard, more olive oil these days. And rightly so, much of the time. Now that many of us live rather sedentary lives, sitting around in heated offices and houses, fat isn't as important for us as it once was. For birds...
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11 Nov 2009
Blog post:
Stoatally amazing!
Katie Fuller
Outside our window here at RSPB HQ, there's a massive pine tree. It's great for watching birds go about their business. Goldcrests hover among the needles, coal tits stash their sunflower seeds between the twigs, and sometimes there's even a nuthatch or a treecreeper wending its way up (or...
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22 Oct 2009
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Administrator
i heard an eerie whistling noise above me, and looked up to see two male snipe 'drumming' and diving at each other over the moors..it was incredible that this was their natural behaviour.
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5 Nov 2008
Blog post:
Grab and stash raids
Katie Fuller
As I look out of the office window, there's a constant stream of birds, especially coal tits , visiting the webcam bird feeder here at The Lodge . Where have they come from and what are they doing? It's been noticeable for the past two weeks. Are the birds migrants, newly-arrived here and...
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25 Sep 2008
Blog post:
Living in a crow-eat-crow world
Katie Fuller
Last night, I heard raucous squawks from the garden and went to the window. A carrion crow was sitting on the outer branches of the ash tree, ducking its head as the parent jackdaws divebombed it. As it flew off, I saw what the crow was carrying - a tiny, naked jackdaw chick, yellow beak open. Shortly...
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15 May 2008
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