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Dorset birding
8.00 is probably a bit early (although I had one churring mid afternoon last weekend) but I'm surprised you didn't see one by 9.40. Unless you are desperate to see one in Dorset I'd recommend Burton Common, I don't think I've ever failed to see them there. -
Dorset birding
Not really out of the ordinary - but Wrens are singing a lot at the moment, they catch me out sometimes. -
Dorset birding
Irfanview is a freebie programme which is easy to use for resizing, there's loads more here if you don't like that one, you'll need to sort through which ones which are freeware though. -
Dorset birding
You may be too late for Bittern, they all seem to have left Blashford Lakes about a week ago, I'd be surprised if the Hatch Pond birds didn't operate to a similar timetable. -
Dorset birding
GWE has not been reported for the last few days at Blashford, but the Bittern has been seen most days from the Ivy North hide. -
Dorset birding
It wasn't the birds I was talking about. Racing to the Western edge of the county will mostly take you to Somerset, Hampshire is East.|>| -
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Dorset birding
You've already had Hengistbury and Stanpit, isn't that enough? ;) -
Dorset birding
I'd probably try Brands Bay, not really what you'd call seawatching but plenty of ducks, waders and divers. There's a hide at SZ023851 if it's raining. Blashford lakes just North of Ringwood is usually worth a look too. Entrance at SU154072. -
Dorset birding
I saw one a few weeks ago sat on the grass three foot from the kerb in the middle of the Bakers Arms roundabout, in the evening rush hour.