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Cornwall Birding
Right, just for that sarky comment I've been back through my Exeter email accounts and found the address "walmsley_wardenATcbwps.org.uk" I have one left that was sent to this address with no reply (27 April 2012 13:59) I remember sending more in previous years but, not anticipating this, I... -
Cornwall Birding
Calm down, no need to snap at people! I honestly can't remember, I do remember getting the e-mail address off the website. It was a while ago now and I have just been to look for the address but the layout does seem to have changed since I last used the site. -
Cornwall Birding
Each to their own I suppose Dave and Peter, though when it comes down to websites I have to say that the CBWPS's is terrible. I'm sure the information is all there, it's just ugly and not very user friendly when compared to Cornwall-Birding's. On top of that when I moved to Cornwall 3 years ago... -
Cornwall Birding
Good to see that the CBWPS isn't petty or anything... -
Cornwall Birding
Took some finding given the weather conditions and disturbance, got good views in the end though. Marazion has somewhat redeemed itself after the RR Swallow last week! -
Cornwall Birding
Saw it this afternoon, it's hanging out with the mixed Dunlin/Ringed Plover flock, though it was being pushed around a bit by kite-surfers in the bay... -
Cornwall Birding
Red-rumped Swallow briefly this evening at Marazion Marsh. My mate found it, but I just couldn't get on it. Gutted as it would have been a UK lifer! :-C -
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Cornwall Birding
Robins are busy singing away at this time of year, as are Song Thrushes and Blackbirds. I'd suggest a Robin. -
Cornwall Birding
Finally caught up with the Bufflehead today, elusive little sod! -
Cornwall Birding
1 Balearic Shearwater off St. Ives Island this afternoon as well as a pod of Common(?) Dolphins -
Cornwall Birding
Firecrest in St. Mary's Churchyard an hour or so before the Starling showed up this afternoon. -
Cornwall Birding
just had crippling views of Nightjars at Croft Pascoe. At least five males churring, plus a gropper reeling at the same time. -
Cornwall Birding
if anyone is going for the White-throated Sparrow at Boscastle from the Falmouth direction and has a spare seat in the car, could they drop me a pm? Thanks -
Cornwall Birding
Great pics Ash! To add to Ilya's blog- Don't rely wholly on Collins for an id, the plates aren't too accurate. Luckily this bird is quite distinctive when seen next to collybita and the call is very different! -
Cornwall Birding
not much to be seen on College today apart from common stuff. No sign of the Egyptian Goose. Large numbers of wigeon, pochard and bullfinch though -
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Cornwall Birding
2 black throated divers off Gylingvase beach this afternoon in a big raft of shag and cormorants. 1 fulmar also water rail and chiffchaff both showing well in the rain at Swanpool -
Cornwall Birding
~20 balearic shearwater 2 manx shearwater 5 grey phalarope 4 great skua 2 puffin ~5 little auk 1 common tern 1 leach's storm petrel tons of guillemot, kittiwake, razorbill, fulmar, gannet etc all at Pendeen this morning, not a bad haul, plus grey phal and balearic were lifers :D