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  1. Walked to the wrong field for my nephew's footie this morning. But watched 8 curlews milling about while waiting for nobody to turn up. #UKbirds.

  2. Walked to the wrong field for my nephew's footie this morning. But watched 8 curlews milling about while waiting for nobody to turn up. #UKbirds.

  3. Walked to the wrong field for my nephew's footie this morning. But watched 8 curlews milling about while waiting for nobody to turn up. #UKbirds.

  4. Walked to the wrong field for my nephew's footie this morning. But watched 8 curlews milling about while waiting for nobody to turn up. #UKbirds.

  5. Walked to the wrong field for my nephew's footie this morning. But watched 8 curlews milling about while waiting for nobody to turn up. #UKbirds.

  6. Wren appeared for a clearer shot, too (last seen in Feb).

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  7. Wren appeared for a clearer shot, too (last seen in Feb).

    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 360

  8. Wren appeared for a clearer shot, too (last seen in Feb).

    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 360

  9. I spotted the tiny goldcrest again, this time dry, and intent upon the underside of this cedar tree branch. Beyond the end of our garden.

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  10. I spotted the tiny goldcrest again, this time dry, and intent upon the underside of this cedar tree branch. Beyond the end of our garden.

    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 358

  11. I spotted the tiny goldcrest again, this time dry, and intent upon the underside of this cedar tree branch. Beyond the end of our garden.

    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 358

  12. Unbelievably, after a wait of four years, I saw two Red-necked Phalarope in Devon in two days. The first was at Roadford Lake and stayed quite a distance away. Today, just the reverse at Black Hole Marsh, with close-up and personal views! Beautiful bird.

    #BirdsofMastodon #nature #wildlife #phalarope #ukbirding #birds #ukbirds

    youtu.be/oA39em2qx3c

  13. Unbelievably, after a wait of four years, I saw two Red-necked Phalarope in Devon in two days. The first was at Roadford Lake and stayed quite a distance away. Today, just the reverse at Black Hole Marsh, with close-up and personal views! Beautiful bird.

    #BirdsofMastodon #nature #wildlife #phalarope #ukbirding #birds #ukbirds

    youtu.be/oA39em2qx3c

  14. Unbelievably, after a wait of four years, I saw two Red-necked Phalarope in Devon in two days. The first was at Roadford Lake and stayed quite a distance away. Today, just the reverse at Black Hole Marsh, with close-up and personal views! Beautiful bird.

    #BirdsofMastodon #nature #wildlife #phalarope #ukbirding #birds #ukbirds

    youtu.be/oA39em2qx3c

  15. Unbelievably, after a wait of four years, I saw two Red-necked Phalarope in Devon in two days. The first was at Roadford Lake and stayed quite a distance away. Today, just the reverse at Black Hole Marsh, with close-up and personal views! Beautiful bird.

    youtu.be/oA39em2qx3c

  16. Unbelievably, after a wait of four years, I saw two Red-necked Phalarope in Devon in two days. The first was at Roadford Lake and stayed quite a distance away. Today, just the reverse at Black Hole Marsh, with close-up and personal views! Beautiful bird.

    #BirdsofMastodon #nature #wildlife #phalarope #ukbirding #birds #ukbirds

    youtu.be/oA39em2qx3c

  17. Holly Hock (Alcea setosa) are probably the flowers I will most associate with this summer of gentle evening rides around our end of town.

    Now gangly, grown way over head-height. Here's some back in late June, when they were more compact.

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  18. Holly Hock (Alcea setosa) are probably the flowers I will most associate with this summer of gentle evening rides around our end of town.

    Now gangly, grown way over head-height. Here's some back in late June, when they were more compact.

    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 356

  19. Holly Hock (Alcea setosa) are probably the flowers I will most associate with this summer of gentle evening rides around our end of town.

    Now gangly, grown way over head-height. Here's some back in late June, when they were more compact.

    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 356

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    On first sight, I thought Mum had bought some new ornament! A baby pigeon had dropped out of our ghost willow tree, a little early. Just sat waiting as I walked right up on it...

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    On first sight, I thought Mum had bought some new ornament! A baby pigeon had dropped out of our ghost willow tree, a little early. Just sat waiting as I walked right up on it...

    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 355

  22. 1/2
    On first sight, I thought Mum had bought some new ornament! A baby pigeon had dropped out of our ghost willow tree, a little early. Just sat waiting as I walked right up on it...

    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 355

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    On first sight, I thought Mum had bought some new ornament! A baby pigeon had dropped out of our ghost willow tree, a little early. Just sat waiting as I walked right up on it...

    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 355

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    On first sight, I thought Mum had bought some new ornament! A baby pigeon had dropped out of our ghost willow tree, a little early. Just sat waiting as I walked right up on it...

    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 355

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    Baby robins turned up later. Their more camouflaged plumage reddening through June and July...

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    Baby robins turned up later. Their more camouflaged plumage reddening through June and July...

    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 352

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    Baby robins turned up later. Their more camouflaged plumage reddening through June and July...

    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 352

  28. This is fun. #ukBirds #Birding
    Birdle 🇬🇧 03/08/2026

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    birdle.co.uk/

  29. This is fun. #ukBirds #Birding
    Birdle 🇬🇧 03/08/2026

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    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
    birdle.co.uk/

  30. This is fun. #ukBirds #Birding
    Birdle 🇬🇧 03/08/2026

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    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
    birdle.co.uk/

  31. This is fun. #ukBirds #Birding
    Birdle 🇬🇧 03/08/2026

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    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
    birdle.co.uk/

  32. This is fun. #ukBirds #Birding
    Birdle 🇬🇧 03/08/2026

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    birdle.co.uk/

  33. :
    - Stock Dove, not a pigeon! As I mistook them. So 1 more for my collection.
    - Pied Wagtail, fuller shot, still tricky to find.
    - 3 male Mallard ducks, mysteriously cruising my street.
    - 2 Magpies, for luck (I like the symmetry).
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  34. #UKbirds:
    - Stock Dove, not a pigeon! As I mistook them. So 1 more for my collection.
    - Pied Wagtail, fuller shot, still tricky to find.
    - 3 male Mallard ducks, mysteriously cruising my street.
    - 2 Magpies, for luck (I like the symmetry).
    #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 341

  35. #UKbirds:
    - Stock Dove, not a pigeon! As I mistook them. So 1 more for my collection.
    - Pied Wagtail, fuller shot, still tricky to find.
    - 3 male Mallard ducks, mysteriously cruising my street.
    - 2 Magpies, for luck (I like the symmetry).
    #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 341

  36. A big old Rook landed atop the bird feeder, meters from me! For scale, robins are shorter than those metal leaves.

    Very slick, beady eye, crusty beak that I'm told is covered with feathers for their first year..?
    DailyNaturePics 339

  37. A big old Rook landed atop the bird feeder, meters from me! For scale, robins are shorter than those metal leaves.

    Very slick, beady eye, crusty beak that I'm told is covered with feathers for their first year..?
    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 339

  38. A big old Rook landed atop the bird feeder, meters from me! For scale, robins are shorter than those metal leaves.

    Very slick, beady eye, crusty beak that I'm told is covered with feathers for their first year..?
    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 339

  39. A big old Rook landed atop the bird feeder, meters from me! For scale, robins are shorter than those metal leaves.

    Very slick, beady eye, crusty beak that I'm told is covered with feathers for their first year..?
    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 339

  40. A big old Rook landed atop the bird feeder, meters from me! For scale, robins are shorter than those metal leaves.

    Very slick, beady eye, crusty beak that I'm told is covered with feathers for their first year..?
    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 339

  41. 1/2
    Two more birds that I was unreasonably excited to spot, for my collection! Only twice each, come just to use our bathing fiscalities:
    - Gold Crest, such a tiny little soggy thing.
    - Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos).
    DailyNaturePics 337

  42. 1/2
    Two more birds that I was unreasonably excited to spot, for my collection! Only twice each, come just to use our bathing fiscalities:
    - Gold Crest, such a tiny little soggy thing.
    - Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos).
    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 337

  43. 1/2
    Two more birds that I was unreasonably excited to spot, for my collection! Only twice each, come just to use our bathing fiscalities:
    - Gold Crest, such a tiny little soggy thing.
    - Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos).
    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 337

  44. The Guardian has recreated an audio landscape from across the past 50 years to try to portray the variety and plentitude of birdsong we have lost since tens of millions more birds were in full voice.

    Listen to Britain’s dawn chorus of 1976: the dramatic loss of birdsong in 50 years | Birds | The Guardian
    theguardian.com/environment/20

  45. The Guardian has recreated an audio landscape from across the past 50 years to try to portray the variety and plentitude of birdsong we have lost since tens of millions more birds were in full voice.

    #Birds #Ornithology #DawnChorus #UKBirds #Birdsong

    Listen to Britain’s dawn chorus of 1976: the dramatic loss of birdsong in 50 years | Birds | The Guardian
    theguardian.com/environment/20

  46. The Guardian has recreated an audio landscape from across the past 50 years to try to portray the variety and plentitude of birdsong we have lost since tens of millions more birds were in full voice.

    #Birds #Ornithology #DawnChorus #UKBirds #Birdsong

    Listen to Britain’s dawn chorus of 1976: the dramatic loss of birdsong in 50 years | Birds | The Guardian
    theguardian.com/environment/20

  47. The Guardian has recreated an audio landscape from across the past 50 years to try to portray the variety and plentitude of birdsong we have lost since tens of millions more birds were in full voice.

    #Birds #Ornithology #DawnChorus #UKBirds #Birdsong

    Listen to Britain’s dawn chorus of 1976: the dramatic loss of birdsong in 50 years | Birds | The Guardian
    theguardian.com/environment/20

  48. The Guardian has recreated an audio landscape from across the past 50 years to try to portray the variety and plentitude of birdsong we have lost since tens of millions more birds were in full voice.

    #Birds #Ornithology #DawnChorus #UKBirds #Birdsong

    Listen to Britain’s dawn chorus of 1976: the dramatic loss of birdsong in 50 years | Birds | The Guardian
    theguardian.com/environment/20

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    Greenfinch, an even rarer sight than yesterday's bird post! This was the only time I've seen one, for sure.

    It was sooo nervy carefully raising my big lens up from the garden table, a few meters away... But it didn't startle!
    DailyNaturePics 336

  50. 1/2
    Greenfinch, an even rarer sight than yesterday's bird post! This was the only time I've seen one, for sure.

    It was sooo nervy carefully raising my big lens up from the garden table, a few meters away... But it didn't startle!
    #UKbirds #MEcfsEgress DailyNaturePics 336