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Blog post:
Top Ten autumn delights
Katie Fuller
Crunchy leaves. Weird toadstools. Wild geese in the skies... are you enjoying autumn? I am! And you won't miss out if you try some of my top 10 ideas for things to do this season... Acorn eaters For most of the year, jays are shy. You might hear a harsh squawk or see a pink bird flying away...
on
8 Oct 2010
Forum post:
Re: Fieldfares & redwings
Darren Oakley-Martin
Most mornings during autumn, I visit a site close to home in Cambridgeshire called Croydon Hill. From this elevated vantage point, I stand and scan along the ridge and valley for birds visibly migrating (known to hard-core enthusiasts as ''vis-migging'') This morning's 'vis...
on
28 Oct 2009
Blog post:
Ears to the skies!
Katie Fuller
Here's a tip for tonight: go and stand outside in the dark, and listen. We're in the middle of that wonderful phenomenon that is bird migration. This morning, a few local birdwatchers went to stand on a hill near RSPB HQ in Bedfordshire (yes, Bedfordshire does have a few hills). They started...
on
13 Oct 2009
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