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Karen Youngs encounters squabbling herons and glimpses an elus
October brings the first of the frosts, bewitching mist, the turning of leaves and a host of otherworldly visitors, finds John Lewis-Stempel
Remember, remember, watch wildlife in November,
SET A TARGET OF SEEING 200 BIRDS IN ONE YEAR!
The latest from Carol's beautiful cottage garden... plus her diary for the week!
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
November is traditionally a time for a slowing of the migration rush. That said, there are still plenty of birds on the move, and still just enough time to make serious progress on the endgame of your year list…