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31st October
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Wildly windy conditions that peaked around dawn did nothing for the quality of the birding, with what coverage there was revealing precious ...
30th October
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Although hardly conventional vismig conditions - it remained buffetingly windy after a weather front cleared through after dawn and the sky ...
29th October
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Another day that ticked over with a thin spread of newcomers amongst the lingerers. The Bill Hen Harrier and the Ferrybridge Black Brant w...
28th October
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Very little new to report today but the rediscovery of the Common Rosefinch beside the Obs and the continuing presence at the Bill of the l...
27th October
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So little's changing at the moment that a cut and paste of yesterday's report could very well suffice for today. The dreary, bluster...
26th October
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Samey mild, blustery conditions continued and the birding remained at a samey level, with little better on show than the lingering Hen Harri...
25th October
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Lovely mild albeit a little too breezy conditions were the order of the day and did little for the quality of the birding, with migrant numb...
24th October
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A very low-key day of poor coverage and, after a fair start, a deterioration into unhelpfully wet conditions. The early brightness saw a lim...
23rd October
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A few hours of relative calm under a heavily overcast sky afforded some prospect of tapping into new arrivals after dawn, with the trapping ...
22nd October
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A day with plenty going on although it was all overhead or offshore - the land remained firmly in the doldrums with new arrivals on the grou...
21st October
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A reminder that there's an InFocus field day at the Obs between 10am and 4pm this Sunday, 24th October. A most turbulent of nights saw...
20th October
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Freaky weather always opens up the possibilities for freaky bird arrivals and Pallid Swift had been spoken of more than once during the ongo...
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