We started the walk going down the road that led to the reserve. Just when we’d left the car, we heard a sound. We looked up and saw a green woodpecker flying right above our heads. First catch of the day. As we walked further, the sound of brent geese was everywhere. In a fieldContinue reading “Bowling Green Marsh: Sunday 13th September 2020”
Category Archives: Birding Devon
The Top 7 Sites For Birds In Devon
The place for birds, Dawlish Warren’s Bird List is 199 strong! The place is especially good for terns and assorted wader species such as sanderlings. It’s a very nice walk. You can walk either along the beach or through the actual nature reserve. 2. Slapton ley NNR Where I saw my first black throated diver,Continue reading “The Top 7 Sites For Birds In Devon”
The Sight Of Seabirds
We parked the car. It was really early in the morning. We were at Berry Head national nature reserve looking for some new birds. For those who have not heard of this place, it is a place of historic value. One side looks out into Torbay and the other looks out into the english channelContinue reading “The Sight Of Seabirds”
Pipit Of The Rocks
We parked the car. We were at Beer Head with some of my parent’s friends for a picnic and if I was lucky, see some new birds. We walked along the top of the headland, rain crashing down on the cliffs. We sheltered in some trees and waited for it all to blow over. WhenContinue reading “Pipit Of The Rocks”
Memories: The long billed bird
We had parked the car and were walking up the road towards the reserve. We were at RSPB Bowling Green Marsh and were here to see some wading birds. At least, that was our target. We reached the gate into the first part of the reserve. It was a rusted black gate but it openedContinue reading “Memories: The long billed bird”
The Bovey Birder 