Where to Watch Birds in Dorset, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight (1 Viewer)

[Jim Martin]

Advances of the new edition of this book by Keith Betton landed on my desk TODAY.



Publishing 28 October. Pre-order available here (and elsewhere):

Where to Watch Birds in Dorset, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight

A revised and expanded edition of this book, the definitive birdwatching site guide for Dorset, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.Whether you're seeking Firecrest…

www.bloomsbury.com

Jim

 

[Farnboro John]

Does it mention Needs Ore Point?

John

 

[BimmyB]

Does it mention Needs Ore Point?

John

No need to worry about whether it mentions Needs Ore, you can find out all the latest sightings at the blog below, and if you ask him (Chris Button) nicely he'll even include you on the Needs Ore Whatsapp group.
How times have changed!

birds – Patch Birding

Posts about birds written by chrisbutton1

birdingwithasketchbook.com

 

[BimmyB]

I forgot to say you need to click on the 'Local Patch' tab to see the near daily sightings pages.

 

[Farnboro John]

I forgot to say you need to click on the 'Local Patch' tab to see the near daily sightings pages.

Near daily... not much has really changed then, it's not like contemporaneous news is difficult to achieve in the twenty-first century. In fact I'd say it's easier to put news out at once than to keep it quiet but still remember to issue it in retrospect.

John

 

[BimmyB]

Near daily... not much has really changed then, it's not like contemporaneous news is difficult to achieve in the twenty-first century. In fact I'd say it's easier to put news out at once than to keep it quiet but still remember to issue it in retrospect.

John

Well I'm so glad I wasted my time pointing out that there are records coming out of Needs Ore these days and they're easy to access/find and not just a year later when the HOS bird report comes out.

 

[Farnboro John]

Well I'm so glad I wasted my time pointing out that there are records coming out of Needs Ore these days and they're easy to access/find and not just a year later when the HOS bird report comes out.

No, it's not a waste of time and I appreciated your effort. I just don't appreciate the overall situation in the black hole of Hampshire.

John