As a result of the recent lockdown I didn't report any of the 'white-winged' gulls that were recorded during the few visits I made to Shawell between January and March. This was of course to avoid gatherings at the site. Most of these obser…
As a result of the recent lockdown I didn't report any of the 'white-winged' gulls that were recorded during the few visits I made to Shawell between January and March. This was of course to avoid gatherings at the site. Most of these obser…
For me personally 2020 was a good year despite all of the problems. I have mostly stayed locally apart from a quick holiday in February before Covid 19 became a thing. At some point Adey Baker and I decided that we could make a book out of
I was at Shawell today and winter is definitely upon us judging by the large number of gulls using the site. There were some smart looking adult and near adult Caspian Gulls, but it was a Yellow-legged Gull that caught my eye. Having travel…
Great images in the gallery Carl, have you found where some of the birds were ringed yet?? Yes Colin, the black colour rings are from an animal rehabilitation centre based near Faro. The gulls are taken in when found injured and if they sur…
Still waiting for a reply to a letter I wrote to them in May 2013 so I wouldn't hold your breath Carl. I received a reply today from the managing agents and was basically told that I couldn't have access on Healthy & Safety grounds. I have
The main aim of this blog is to allow me to share my wildlife and adventure photographs with like minded individuals. As well as birding and wildlife photography, I also enjoy mountain walking especially in winter, so expect some ramblings.…
I would definitely put myself into the "unwary" category, haven't a clue!!! Nice post Carl. I do wish it would be that easy Carl if only?I must arrange a visit with you to Shawell if thats ok, just so I can get my head around just a little
Cracking pics Carl - male Yellow Wags are beauties. Difficult to see up here in Cumbria unfortunately. The tern photo looks very sharp, when you say it was taken using your camera mounted onto your scope - do you mean your DSLR rather than