Patch birder in SW Cornwall

Birdwatcher, lister, sometime twitcher. Living on Somerset's Mendip Hills.

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Artist who paints the waifs and stray birds that arrive in the UK. Modelmaker, gardener and Derby County fan. 🚫No AI🚫

Birder, mostly on Somerset Levels.

Crex, ducks & Rook n’ Roller

Patch birder in East Devon around Seaton and the Axe Estuary. Moths, butterflies, dragonflies and blogging are passions for me too. Love spending my weekends exploring our beautiful countryside with my family, Jess and Harry.

Birder, ringer, moth(er) and mother. Head of Surveys at BTO, BB Editorial Panel, BB Director, BBRC, Chair RBBP. EBCC Board. Views my own. She/her.

Bird sightings and retweets from the old county of Avon. Daily bird sightings https://avonbirding.blogspot.com/ Twitter: @bristolbirding Email: bocbirds@gmail.com #ukbirding #bristolbirding #avonbirds

Severn Beach Patch visitor since first visit in 1973. Retired NHS Chief Biomedical Scientist. BTO WeBS counter since 1984, Occasional Ringer, Vismigger & Twitcher (BOU 508). Alotmenteer. See http://www.severnsidebirds.co.uk/index.html

Birder & little critter watcher now based in North Norfolk

Birding, butterflies, and dragonflies.

Longtime Birder and amateur Wildlife Photographer

Birder, architect, father and husband

Birding, photography, moths, from Southwell, Portland. Local birding (mostly Ferrybridge and the Bill) Now planning an Autumn migration trip to the Pyrenees

Birds, moffs and CPFC. Currently residing in the Kingdom of Fife.

Wildlife geek. All aspects of ID, Moths, Birds, Plants, Fungi etc.

Local patch birding in Somerset, Devon & Dorset & anything to do with natural history. Retired & now trying to do my little bit to help the natural world.

Birds and Moths. Weymouth, Portland and Abbotsbury Swannery. Sometimes further afield.