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YOUR BIRDING MONTH
Peak autumn has a treasure trove of non-feather
Jays are secretive birds, at least by crow standards. They have a knack of slipping away among trees unseen, or we might glimpse their bright white rumps as they vanish into the leaves, shrieking as t
October is many birders’ favourite time of the year. The potential is massive! Anything can and will turn up. However, here are five birds which will certainly be about and should be ‘gettable’ (with a bit of luck and skill) this month.
Karen Youngs encounters squabbling herons and glimpses an elusive predator on a waterside walk
SET A TARGET OF SEEING 200 BIRDS IN ONE YEAR!
The arrival of pink-footed geese is a seasonal event that people have been watching since time immemorial. Fresh from their Icelandic breeding grounds, the geese will now spend the next few months fee
Lean in to the season of crunching leaves and misty magic
