Birds, Wildlife, Conservation, Natural History Book collector, Rugby Union,Fair Isle Bird Observatory lover,beer and red wine enthusiast in no particular order.
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Michael Rimmell retweeted
Lesser White-fronted Geese - framed ready for my exhibition. A flock of 24 painted at Ken Hill Marsh, Norfolk in Jan 2025 and one of the highlights of the year. @wildkenhill details jamesmccallum.co.uk
A breezy day at Minsmere, wind gusting 40mph super close Bittern from island mere hide @RSPBMinsmere
Michael Rimmell retweeted
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@BirdGuides @RareBirdAlertUK @FI_Obs @birdobs_council @NatureInShet @shetlandbirds @NRonBirdObs @Natures_Voice @RSPBScotland @ScottishBirding
Awesome day @RSPBTitchwell A steady stream of Sand Martin, House Martin, Swallow, plus Yellow Wagtail and Lesser Whitethtoat
How am I supposed to concentrate on household chores when this arrives in the post? Cannot wait to read about my favourite reserve @RSPBTitchwell @britishbirds
Michael Rimmell retweeted
Have you got what it takes to be our next Assistant Warden?
A rare and fantastic opportunity has risen for a salaried, full time position to support us with ringing and habitat management in NW Norfolk! Find out more 👉noa.org.uk/2023/06/19/vacanc…
Postman delivered this yesterday, very well produced report, as always. @NatureInShet @ShetlandTours
The Gambia with @SwallowBirding Long-tailed Nightjar, Violet Turaco and monster Kingfisher
The Gambia with @SwallowBirding African Fish Eagle, African Darter, Yellow-billed Stork and Shikra
A few more from November 2022 The Gambia @SwallowBirding I present the fabulous Egyptian Plover
The Gambia, November 2022 trip @SwallowBirding bee-eater selection Swallow-tailed, White-throated, Blue-cheeked and Little
The second helping from my trip to The Gambia with @SwallowBirding a really great trip with super guiding, great birds and company. Malachite Kingfisher & Village Indigobird
At last I have sorted some pictures from last November’s fantastic trip to The Gambia with @SwallowBirding. More pics to come (eventually). So, Grasshopper Buzzard doing what it says on the tin.
A constant stream of Pink-footed Geese over Kettlestone this afternoon to and from the coast, a fantastic sight and sound but worryingly have they always foraged this far inland? I didn’t notice any great numbers last year. @JamesRMcCallum1 @NHarnser @PaulEele @HolkhamEstate
This morning’s moth trap produced 40 individuals of 11 species including Feathered Thorn, Black Rustic, Pink-barred Sallow and Large Ranuculus
