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Otmoor Birding: Background Info & Access
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Background Info and Access. Background Info and Access. Map of the Otmoor Field Names. From the Headington roundabout on the ring road on the east side of Oxford ( SP555074. For more background information see the OOS site guide. Click on the maps to view them full size. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). OTMOOR YEAR LIST 2016. 142 Species. Latest: Yellow Legged Gull, Mandarin Duck and Purple Heron. Saturday and Sunday 13th and 14th August. August 6th and 7th and Purple Heron. Otmoor.am 31st August.
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February | 2011 | Twitch, Don't Dip
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Twitch, Don't Dip. Just another WordPress.com weblog. Archive for February, 2011. February 26, 2011. I was hesitant to write this post for fear of jinxing myself but with only a few days to go, why not? Exams and essays are finished, time for spring break. This year I’ll be flying into Texas March 2nd, birding the 3rd and 4th, then flying to Florida on the 5th to meet up with Nick L. And bird there until we fly out the 11th. Lots of ground to cover. Just finished up a tour for Birdfinders. An Oriental Tu...
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Sibe2 | Birding over my head
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Birding over my head. Look up, see more stuff. Best of the rest of the recycled highlights. January 11, 2013. I was browsing recent Berksbirds photos. Last night and noticed this striking fellow. In a picture taken by Linda Garner-Langham at the west end of Sandford Lake. Fraser Cottington has confirmed that the bird is still present today, and is looking good for Dinton CP’s first. Landlocked birder with limited horizons, usually not looking at them. View all posts by PaulBT →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Garden | Birding over my head
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Birding over my head. Look up, see more stuff. Birding Over My Head pays a lot of attention to my garden, since that’s where I do a substantial amount of my birding. So here’s some more information about the garden and its surroundings. No need for the zoom. Birding is occasionally done, even deliberately, from the front garden; it has a lawn and a mature rowan tree, which attracts thrushes, Starlings, and even Waxwings. The brook after heavy rain. The marsh soon after dawn. Some distance to the W there ...
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Silent sibe | Birding over my head
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Birding over my head. Look up, see more stuff. End of the world. Best of the rest of the recycled highlights →. January 4, 2013. 8230; looks like YBW to me. No, not surely … see later news. Landlocked birder with limited horizons, usually not looking at them. View all posts by PaulBT →. This entry was posted in Local. End of the world. Best of the rest of the recycled highlights →. January 13, 2013 at 9:02 pm. Get that off your list…. January 14, 2013 at 1:26 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Follow &ldquo...
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John's Wildlife Wanderings: January 2015
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Monday, 26 January 2015. White Nuns, Great Grey Shrike and much more! Had a day to myself on Sunday (25/01), so having done most of my recent birding close to home, I decided to do the rounds a bit further a field and head towards the north end of Northants. I set off first thing in the dark, driving straight to Blatherwyke, NE of Corby. I had a good look around the old church here with a couple of Hawfinch recently reported here. Sadly no sign with just good numbers of Chaffinch. I then headed back alon...
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Otmoor Birding: March 2015
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Background Info and Access. Monday, 30 March 2015. Saturday and Sunday 28th and 29th March. Winter seems reluctant to release its grip on the season and spring migration appears to have stalled. Equinoctial gales were very much the order of the weekend and heavy frequent showers meant I only managed a couple of hours on the moor on Sunday. There was still a lot to see and enjoy despite there not having being a flood of incoming migrants. Goldies among the tussocks (c) Bark Phonescoped. The Grey Herons th...
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Otmoor Birding: December 2014
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Background Info and Access. Monday, 29 December 2014. Saturday and Sunday 27th and 28th December. White fronted Goose (c) Mark Chivers. Into the sun (c) Bark. Three Bewicks (c) Bark. People often say that good things come in threes. This weekend we had two comings of three! Low Golden light on Wigeon (c) John Reynolds. White front (c) John Reynolds. I hope that the cold snap doesn’t last too long this time, if the water bodies freeze hard the wildfowl may abandon the moor for deeper waters. Add...A Barn ...
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Otmoor Birding: October 2014
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Background Info and Access. Monday, 27 October 2014. Saturday and Sunday 25th and 26th October. Dartford Warbler (c) Roger Wyatt. Wren and Dartford Warbler (c) Roger Wyatt. Hovering Stonechat (c) John Reynolds. One of many Wrens (c) Bark. Marsh Harrier over the reeds (c) John Reynolds. The same Marsh Harrier as last week was still present and spending much more time hunting over the reedbed, but of course always at the other end to me. There were at least four Kestrels around and a Sparrowhawk put in...
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The early birder: Lazy weekend on Farmoor
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Sunday, 17 May 2015. Lazy weekend on Farmoor. A lazy weekend sat about on Farmoor Reservoir. Have a good week :0). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. My Blog Listhttp:/ tallbirder.blogspot.co.uk. GREAT GREY SHRIKE on the Ridgeway above Churn 14:30 SU527824. Jan Haseler. Overcast, 5°, light NW. A late walk out with Loren this afternoon through the churchyard and out to the Lees. A little milder than of late but still somewh. Otmoor. Area. 30th November. Benson and Ewelme wildlife.
