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Jan 2016
8:04pm, 29 Jan 2016
19,921 posts
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Derby Tup
Good work 
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Jan 2016
10:06pm, 29 Jan 2016
15,324 posts
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alpenrose
Oh Kinky, I've been in Austria for over a fortnight now and I haven't seen a snow bunting this year. 
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Jan 2016
4:51pm, 30 Jan 2016
249 posts
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ferret67
Have just had to look up both those, they are worth an expedition over shingle in no doubt bracing weather, beautiful creatures
Muntjac made me almost jump out of my skin this morning, very noisy for such a small animal - & 3 foxes yesterday, 1st for months
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Jan 2016
5:29pm, 30 Jan 2016
1,493 posts
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PenW
Spent time watching a kingfisher today and getting a few photos
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Jan 2016
6:52pm, 30 Jan 2016
517 posts
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steve45
Took the "bins" to the floodwater to check out the gulls which had been there all week...huh! Must have been the wrong time of day cos they were all gone! But...a Chiffchaff catching flies galore was a bonus...after a quiet Garden Bird Watch.
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Jan 2016
12:52pm, 31 Jan 2016
21,234 posts
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Dave A
Bugger all doing garden watch yesterday. Walk round the park today and we had great, blue, coal and long tail tits. Plus a solitary Goldcrest.
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Jan 2016
5:24pm, 31 Jan 2016
14,434 posts
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Chrisity
Saw a Pheasant playing Frogger on the M1 - made it through 7 lanes but not the 8th.
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Jan 2016
9:58pm, 31 Jan 2016
106 posts
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Heinzster
Yesterday was a trip to the North Coast of Co Antrim. Spectacular as always, sea was rough with plenty of spray. Some jackdaws were playing just outside our restaurant window - soaring on strong winds, moving upwind and then belting downwind again at high speed! Looked like they were having a ball.
Lots of mixed gulls sitting the weather out on the carpark, and on grassy areas. Saw a flock of Lapwings on the drive home, happily feeding in a field.
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Jan 2016
10:42pm, 31 Jan 2016
394 posts
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C-Cat
Garden watch... magpie, pigeon, crow, gull... seriously not at all what I normally spot in the garden! Could hear song birds but no spots!!! nothing visiting the sunflower seeds or peanuts.... not even a sign of my usually resident robin
Ended up happy to spot the hedgehog cranberry crunch bowl being visited by a cheeky little house mouse!
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Feb 2016
1:26pm, 1 Feb 2016
72 posts
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Birdypie
my garden watch was dominated by Starlings. Well they are struggling too I guess so good for them that they totally took over my feeders! Not much for me this weekend. I was lucky enough to see a flock of Snow Buntings up at holkham in Norfolk in November. lovely lovely birds. Gotta love Norfolk!
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