The quietest day on the land for quite some time was saved from abject failure by a trickle of skuas on the sea, namely three Pomarine , six...

The two weekend days have been very similar, with the unsettled conditions downing a good scatter of migrants and the brisk onshore breeze s...

For those following the forecast just lately, Saturday had looked to be a total write-off but it came to pass that the bulk of the promised ...

With the blustery winds of the last few days having finally abated there was an opportunity for passage to resume even if, with a clear sky ...

Serendipity plays a large part in birding- often it is all about being in the right place at the right time. The Pulpit Bushes and the surro...

Our migration hiatus initiated by Monday's stormy weather continued, with a light scatter of grounded Wheatears , a modest increase in w...

Beryl Clafton © Royal Manor Theatre It's with great sadness that we announce the death of Beryl Clafton. Beryl's association with PB...

If the forecast was to be believed we really only had this morning to enjoy any land-based migration before the storm reached us. This was j...

Another day of quiet contentment with lots of variety but small numbers of birds. The highlight of the day was a drake Garganey seen driftin...

A lazy start to the morning turned out to be for the best as numbers have dwindled significantly since mid-week. This does not, however, mea...

If a good day list is your thing then Portland's been coming up with the goods this week, with some very fulsome tallies to be had as sp...