Fetch Birdwatchers
165 watchers
17 May
11:01am, 17 May 2024
6,263 posts
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TheScribbler
Sadly, I had to remove a little fledgling from our garden this morning. Looked to be quite well developed, but not feathered yet, so I don’t know what species. Given our garden residents, most likely a house sparrow that was predated and dropped 
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17 May
5:22pm, 17 May 2024
8,460 posts
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um
For Derby Tup , not the best quality, but while out running on Fritham Plain earlier today bit.ly |
17 May
6:34pm, 17 May 2024
65,920 posts
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Derby Tup
Thanks
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17 May
7:16pm, 17 May 2024
21,238 posts
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flanker
Interesting J2R. I never knew that.
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18 May
1:41pm, 18 May 2024
4,844 posts
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paulcook
3 swifts today. And screaming too.
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18 May
6:00pm, 18 May 2024
3,120 posts
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RunningRonnie
Heard several blackcaps on a walk today at glentanar. Very close in the trees above us, but I couldn't spot any.
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18 May
6:56pm, 18 May 2024
3,436 posts
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riggys99
Cuckoo heard in Cleethorpes when walking the dog today
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18 May
9:09pm, 18 May 2024
4,446 posts
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jacdaw
Black headed gulls hawking for mayflies along the river this evening. Lots of Common Sandpiper, and a roding Woodcock. Very few Sand Martins this year.
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19 May
7:19pm, 19 May 2024
5,236 posts
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J2R
Cuckoo heard today on local patch. Biggest excitement, though, was a great view of a beautiful grass snake slithering across a path near the marshes. First I've seen for years.
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20 May
10:58pm, 20 May 2024
4,849 posts
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paulcook
Treated to a little display from several swifts towards the end of my run tonight. Even managed to watch swoop into its nest; think it's the first time I've noticed that with my own eyes.
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