Your recent sightings at Frampton Marsh
Your recent sightings
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Frampton Marsh recent sightings blog: 12 - 18 July 2019
Howdy folks! And welcome back to the Frampton Marsh recent sightings blog. With me, Chris the Visitor Guy! Well, what do we have for you this week? Well, if spoonbills are your thing, you could well be in luck. There is a fairly regular 5 birds,...
Posted 18 Jul 2019 by Chris Andrews -
Frampton Marsh recent sightings blog: 5 - 11 July 2019 (in with the new)
Howdy folks! And welcome back to the new look Frampton Marsh sightings blog. Still with me, Chris the Visitor Guy. As I explained last week we have been having a bit of a think about how to get the blogs and also Twitter to work better. Rather tha...
Posted 11 Jul 2019 by Chris Andrews -
Frampton Marsh recent sightings: 29 June - 5 July 2019 (out with the old)
Howdy folks, and welcome to the last of this current format of the Frampton Marsh recent sightings blog. With me, Chris the Visitor Guy. Wait, what? The last? Are we stopping doing the recent sightings? Well, no. But there a few changes afoot, whi...
Posted 05 Jul 2019 by Chris Andrews -
Frampton Marsh recent sightings: 22 - 28 June 2019
Howdy folks, and welcome back to the Frampton Marsh recent sightings blog. With me, Chris the Visitor Guy. Well, a lot of excitement last week with the black-winged pratincole. Would it stay for the weekend? Let's find out... Um, that would be a n...
Posted 29 Jun 2019 by Chris Andrews -
Frampton Marsh recent sightings: 15 - 21 June 2019
Howdy folks! And welcome back to the Frampton Marsh recent sightings blog. With me, Chris the visitor guy. Well, just a wee bit of an exciting week this week. So cue the maps... Where's the excitement? Patience, patience... Though surely...
Posted 21 Jun 2019 by Chris Andrews -
Frampton Marsh recent sightings: 8 - 14 June 2019
Howdy folks, and welcome back to the Frampton Marsh recent sightings. With me, Chris the Visitor Guy. Right, a bit more time to write the blog this week. So look forward to lots of lovely photos lower down. In the meanwhile, it is time for some...
Posted 14 Jun 2019 by Chris Andrews
