Record shots of one of two Little Gulls that I saw in the gull roost about 5pm. They both took off about 5.05pm and flew around for a couple of minutes before disappearing off high between the chimneys and the scrapyard corner. I do have one or two shots that include both birds, but as they are (even) worse than the above I'll spare you looking at those... Photos by Martin Green
Tuesday, 23 September 2008
Little Gull - Stewartby Lake 23rd September 2008
Record shots of one of two Little Gulls that I saw in the gull roost about 5pm. They both took off about 5.05pm and flew around for a couple of minutes before disappearing off high between the chimneys and the scrapyard corner. I do have one or two shots that include both birds, but as they are (even) worse than the above I'll spare you looking at those... Photos by Martin Green
Monday, 22 September 2008
Sunday, 21 September 2008
Saturday, 20 September 2008
Redstart
Juvenile Redstart, Pegsdon Hills, 20th September 2008 by Steve Blain. More can be found here.
Whinchat with breakfast
Friday, 19 September 2008
Wednesday, 17 September 2008
Caspian Gull Scouts (Airbourne Division)
Rumours of a new secret weapon in the Bedfordshire gullwatchers armoury are rife after the following was sighted at Stewartby Lake this evening. So far there has been no comment on the speculation as to the likely source of all that hot air.. :-)

Tuesday, 16 September 2008
Osprey at Stewartby Lake 16th September
The above Osprey at Stewartby Lake today is not the same bird I photographed near the MVCP Visitors Centre last Sunday (14th September). Note the damaged (short) outer (p10) primary on the right wing. There is a photo of the bird I saw on Sunday (which has a short outer (p10) primary on it's left wing) on the image blog below. Photo by Martin Green.
Black-necked Grebe at Wyboston


My second Black-necked Grebe found on a Wyboston WeBS count in as many years. It actually flew in as I was doing the count. This is a juvenile bird. Had me scratching my head for a bit as it seems to show some features of Slavonian. On some of my out of focus shots - of which there are many, the head shape is more Slav than BNG.
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