BABINGTON’S BIRDS OF SUFFOLK  Landguard Bird Observatory has been donated a fine copy of the ‘Catalogue of THE BIRDS OF SUFFOLK’ by CHURCH...

  Grey-headed Wagtail thunbergi our star bird today paid us a visit from its breeding grounds in Northern Scandinavia or North West Siberia....

 Whatever possessed this Mediterranean Stick Insect to wander out of cover on to the observatory office wall? Who knows? But it's intere...

  Wrynecks have this ability to reappear after a day or two and just when you think they've left - Voila! Of course we won't know fo...

  Hobby whizzed over the point. The bulk of yesterday's warblers have all moved on today as the bushes felt seemingly vacant. No Wryneck...

Yellow Wags often just pass over us but the occasional few drop in to join the local Pied Wags for a short while. Plenty of sunshine, an inf...

  Pleasant morning although a Hoopoe early on was most unfriendly as it did a quick disappearing trick. On the move southbound 672 Swallow, ...