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Benji's 2023 List
A good place for bearded tit's is rainham marshes, two good areas for dartford warblers are 'iping and stedham commons' and 'blackdown' (the latter having had wintering great grey shrikes). Both areas are also good locations to see woodlarks. A great location for Slavonian grebes is KGV...- Bewick
- Post #69
- Forum: Member's Lists 2023
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Benji's 2023 List
The berkhamsted ones? They turned up while we had already planned on going to Abberton so we sadly missed them, hopefully they stick until the term ends. Even if they leave, its 100% a species im going to get before the year ends.- Bewick
- Post #59
- Forum: Member's Lists 2023
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Benji's 2023 List
You should try the discovery hide on seventy acres lake- with patience you are pretty much guaranteed some great views, the area is also great for nightingales in the spring/summer period.- Bewick
- Post #56
- Forum: Member's Lists 2023
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Benji's 2023 List
Have you seen a bittern yet? Also that's a lot of new birds for one year... congratulations.- Bewick
- Post #54
- Forum: Member's Lists 2023