Landguard Bird Observatory Recent Sightings

Saturday 25th May 2024

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  Poor returns not helped by a belt of drizzle. Migrants were 8 Swallow south & a tardy female Blackcap who should really be on the bree...

Friday 24th May 2024

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Another warm and quiet day, with very few migrants. Two reed warblers on the reserve were the highlights on the passerine front, a few swall...

Thursday 23rd May 2024

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A brisk south westerly wind brought the highest numbers we've had so far of swifts passing through, with 94 moving past throughout the m...

Wednesday 22nd May 2024

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  Rain finally stopped mid-am.  At least 361 Brent headed out & north towards their breeding grounds, 2 Egyptian Geese flew over & a...

Tuesday 21st May 2024

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May is a month where you can't really predict what may turn up and when. Despite the migration season really winding down, today produce...

Monday 20th May 2024

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Migrants were thin on the ground today, but the baby bird season is now upon us. More and more juvenile starlings are appearing on the reser...

Sunday 19th May 2024

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  There has been the odd Chaffinch around in recent days. The observant of you out there will notice that this one has leg & feet issues...
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