• Welcome to BirdForum, the internet's largest birding community with thousands of members from all over the world. The forums are dedicated to wild birds, birding, binoculars and equipment and all that goes with it.

    Please register for an account to take part in the discussions in the forum, post your pictures in the gallery and more.
ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

Search results

thxpress_search_the_forum Search Opus
  1. B

    Essex Birding

    Lots of Redshank and Little Egrets down at The Prom in Maldon today. Reds' were a bit too far out, but got this decent shot of an Egret. Little Egret
  2. B

    Essex Birding

    Wow, that's pretty incredible! Good work Steve.
  3. B

    Essex Birding

    On a bush, then flying out over the field. It was bright yellow, there's no way that this was a Green Woodpecker.
  4. B

    Essex Birding

    Golden Oriole in a field near the scout hut in Wickham Bishops. Couldn't quite believe it.
  5. B

    Essex Birding

    Thanks alot, as it turned out I had to pick up a parcel in Chelmsford, and couldn't really handle that and birding too. The walk to the parcel depot did take me through the Central Park, however, where 8 Goosander were on the lake along with the usual Gulls, Mute Swans, Mallards and Moorhens.
  6. B

    Essex Birding

    Have you got an online map/postcodes for either of the Springfield Lock and Baddow Mead areas? Might go have a look tomorrow.
  7. B

    Essex Birding

    Lots of Redwing around Maldon this morning. About 20 or so flying over the Longship Way area, often settling there or in Hemmings Court and Washington Road.
  8. B

    Essex Birding

    Walking to work along the river by Tesco HomePlus in Chelmsford, and there was a female Goosander in amongst a flock of gulls.
  9. B

    Essex Birding

    Couldn't see any Chiffchaff in Central Park today, though it was a fleeting visit. Had a Willow Warbler near Beeleigh Abbey yesterday though.
  10. B

    Essex Birding

    Was seen on the 21st of March, it showed about half a mile from the entrance of the reserve, on a metal gate below where I was walking. Quite near one of the stiles, where the path curves off to the right. I told the few people about it who I spoke to (who in turn pointed out the Peregrine and...
  11. B

    Essex Birding

    Old Hall Marshes was great when I went a few weeks ago. Shore Lark, Merlin, Peregrine, Spoonbill, Little Egret and Marsh Harrier were all to be had, amongst others.
  12. B

    Essex Birding

    Where have you been seeing these? In Central Park?
Back
Top