Month: August 2016

As a result of the flooding on Boxing Day last year two of my three regular Kingfisher sites have been washed away and with them the Kingfishers that had occupied

More than sixty years ago when I was learning about bird-watching from my father he used to mention this tiny bird which he called a Golden-Crested Wren. At the time

After weeks of entries from Scotland and Spitsbergen it is good to get back to the local scene and the Pennines. In the last decade Dippers are regularly breeding through

This weeks blog photo is of a female Hen Harrier returning to her nest with nesting material and is my favourite photo from my work this year and coincides with