The Breckland Birder: Finches and Buntings.

Friday, 26 January 2018

Finches and Buntings.

A check of a large maize strip near Watton today produced a great variety of birds. Seen was Chaffinches (high numbers), Bramblings (many), 20+ Redpoll, Greenfinch, Reed Bunting (female pictured here), Yellowhammer, Fieldfares, and Marsh Tit, Coal Tit (4), and Blue Tit.

Reed Bunting (female) One of the mixed species seen near a maize strip today.

Reed Bunting (female)

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The Breckland Birder is the personal blog of Paul Newport of Watton, Norfolk.: I have been a birder for most of my life and my main interest is bird migration. Living in Breckland, a very productive part of East Anglia; I am fortunate enough to have the opportunity to witness some exceptional migratory movement, mostly in the autumn.; My aim is to provide a diary of birding within mostly my local patch as well as further afield. Also, I will be providing site guides within my area as well as an overview of highlight species.

MY CODE: I have been a birder for most of my life and I have always pursued my passion without the need for straying from public rights of way. I will not enter private land unless invited. I write this as I have posted articles regarding irresponsible birding, also it appears that on one occasion, a birder was challenged about being on private land, he/she stated that I have said entering the site in question was OK, I have never indicated to anybody that this was acceptable. Therefore, I would like to highlight here that I always pursue my passion from public rights of way and would expect others to do the same.

E-mail address: paulnewport2810@gmail.com

I photograph birds using:

Canon 1DX Mk 2

Canon 300mm f2.8 is usm lens (series 2)

Canon 1.4 extender 111

Canon x2 extender 11

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Friday, 26 January 2018

Finches and Buntings.

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