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  1. ColonelBlimp

    Dorset birding

    I find that I get best results when I am as close to sea level as possible, maximising my chances of seeing the birds above the waterline and also the area of sea within one scope field of view. For example, at Durlston try the area below the globe sculpture, which is also sheltered on the right...
  2. ColonelBlimp

    Dorset birding

    Today's trip report:
  3. ColonelBlimp

    Dorset birding

    Today's trip report: Also had a Whimbrel on the top of the cliffs, green woodpecker, probable hobby, tons of stonechat etc.
  4. ColonelBlimp

    Dorset birding

    Yesterday's trip report (also copied from the Young Birder thread):
  5. ColonelBlimp

    Dorset birding

    A trip report from today copied over from the Young Birder thread: Early morning walk brought a stunning hobby hunting on the cliffs by the back of Lulworth Cove, along with various chats and linnets in the gorse nearby. Not very much on the sea, apart from commuting gannets: seawatching in the...
  6. ColonelBlimp

    Dorset birding

    Next week I'm on holiday near Lulworth Cove. Does anyone have any tips for the local area, especially for things like lesser whitethroat, gropper, roseate tern, etc.?
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