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Birdwatcher’s Diary No.188

By Malcolm Fincham With most of the local summer visiting birds now either seen, photographed, or having past through without my noticing them, there was now little possibility of adding…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.187

By Malcolm Fincham A cool start to the month of May brought with it a northerly breeze and rain showers. Daytime temperatures at this time of the year, however, guaranteed…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No: 186

By Malcolm Fincham Although my time during the last two weeks of April was spent chasing around the Surrey countryside trying to keep up with the summer visiting birds as…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.185

By Malcolm Fincham Although my best intentions are to stay up-to-date with my reports, at this time of the year they continue to fail me once again. With springtime visiting…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.184

By Malcolm Fincham I can never refuse a trip to Farlington Marshes near Portsmouth. The chance to visit there on two occasions during March was a real bonus. It gave…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.183

By Malcolm Fincham A few hints of spring activity was starting around Surrey countryside during the first weeks of March. The fine warm weather of late February had ignited the…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.182

By Malcolm Fincham Having endured the brief cold spell at the strat February, an unseasonably mild and fine spell of weather arrived to complete the second half of the month.…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.181

By Malcolm Fincham A cold start to February throughout the UK brought with it clear skies and a few frosty nights. Saturn and Venus could seen in the south-east quarter…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.180

By Malcolm Fincham As we entered the second half of January the skies attempted to brighten and, at long last, some pleasant colour began to return to some of my…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.179

By Malcolm Fincham The new year started in its usual fashion for me and a couple of my birdwatching pals. This year, involving what turned out to be nine miles…