Sara KathleenAug 6, 2023

Morning. Google isn’t helping me identify my new friends this morning. Help? UK, up North. I didn’t touch anything and the photo is zoomed in from much higher. Nest is deep… built on a small garden trellis & the vines around it, only about 2 ft above ground ?! Just curious, it isn’t my home. 🐦‍⬛🐦‍⬛🐦‍⬛

#naturephotography #birdersuk #birder #natureidentification #nest #birds

sarahgoldcrestAug 2, 2023
Just two boys hanging out #southwales #birdersuk #heronsofmastodon
sarahgoldcrestAug 1, 2023
A couple of creatures from today at the reserve. A great white egret, cinnabar moth caterpillars, and a grey dagger moth (I think - honestly there’s 8000 moths and 7500 of them are grey) #birdersuk #bugstodon #caterpillars #mothstodon #southwales #birdsofmastodon
sarahgoldcrestJul 30, 2023
A piece by Amy Liptrot, bringing to life the devastation of bird flu on seabird colonies. It’s a bit of an upsetting read for those of us with birds and nature sensibilities, but beautifully written nonetheless #birds #birdersuk #avianflu https://www.caughtbytheriver.net/2023/07/amy-liptrot-bird-flu-long-nanny/
Blades of light | Caught by the River | Caught by the River

StephenLevMar 17, 2023
Friday godwits are the best godwits of the week. #nature #birdersuk #birders
StephenLevMar 15, 2023

Morning walk.

#Nature #Birds #birdersuk

Show threadUbiquitous PhotonNov 18, 2022

@stephmurphy

Use the hashtags, Luke. (/s)

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#Birder #Birders #BirdersUK