Fetch Birdwatchers
165 watchers
16 Sep
9:37pm, 16 Sep 2024
67,949 posts
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Derby Tup
Robins like wrens sing pretty much year round. They are very territorial
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16 Sep
10:45pm, 16 Sep 2024
4,592 posts
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jacdaw
From bto: "...Robins defend territories throughout the year and Robin song can be heard both in winter and summer. During the winter, both sexes sing a rather weak and liquid song..." bto.org |
17 Sep
8:22am, 17 Sep 2024
64,395 posts
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alpenrose
Walking in the woods yesterday I Merlinned (yes, perhaps a new verb  ) a couple of shouty birds, it was a robin and a wren having an argument.
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17 Sep
8:24am, 17 Sep 2024
3,350 posts
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RunningRonnie
Heard our tawny owl really loudly last night.
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17 Sep
10:08am, 17 Sep 2024
4,793 posts
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Curly45
Water rail picked up by Merlin this morning, new one for us. Along with the kingfisher that we pick up regularly but only see rarely.
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17 Sep
1:39pm, 17 Sep 2024
67,954 posts
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Derby Tup
I like the new verb AR
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17 Sep
8:22pm, 17 Sep 2024
67,955 posts
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Derby Tup
My first ever great white egret today in Norfolk. What a fabulous bird. Also pinkies over this morning and coming into local farmland this evening |
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17 Sep
9:04pm, 17 Sep 2024
64,399 posts
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alpenrose
Lovely big skein of geese.
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18 Sep
6:13am, 18 Sep 2024
3,355 posts
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RunningRonnie
Female tawny owl calling this morning for the first time. We get the male a lot. Have to say... she's not my favourite 😆
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18 Sep
8:39am, 18 Sep 2024
67,959 posts
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Derby Tup
We are surrounded by pinkies here. Hearing them get organised and fly off this morning was fabulous. We also have stereo Cettis hear calling back and forth across the river
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