It seems ages since I've had a day out with Norman & Brian (what with covid and other mishaps!) so today was a very welcome break. W...

Sometime during the night Birds of the Heath had its 1.5 millionth visitor! Many thanks to all of you - regular and occasional - for inspir...

These surveys seem to take place later and later each month: a function of how busy all four of us are! Not too many birds around today - I...

Some terrific passes this month: I've left out the dimmer or really early ones!

Unexpectedly, when we arrived at the Copper Beech, we found we were playing outside! Despite all the recent health issues we turned in a goo...

Just the other side of the hedge at the end of our garden is a strip of rough ground that borders a mint field: the hedge isn't ours, un...

Once in a lifetime? Someone out there will know, but I don't recall seeing such a fabulous line-up: the Moon, Jupiter, Venus and Mercury...

Back in the saddle! An early evening gig at a terrific venue just to the west of Norwich...

Still 'stuck indoors' with Covid, so my posts will be mostly astronomical at the moment! The waning crescent Moon is just above Taur...

Since - in theory -  all eight planets are currently visible, I thought I'd have a bash at another couple (I've already photographed...

Glancing through the office window, I saw this beautifully-marked raptor: until I got the bins on it I briefly hoped it might be the Booted ...