Galleries

Browse some of the best photos of common, scarce and rare birds in recent years.

If you have any photos to contribute then please submit them via the online sightings form.

Galleries

Browse some of the best photos of common, scarce and rare birds in recent years.

If you have any photos to contribute then please submit them via the online sightings form.

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Here is a Monday evening #choughfact for you! When chough eggs have hatched, the young stay in the nest for 5-6 weeks. Give choughs space to feed & space at their nest site so they feel safe to enter, to feed their young & they can grow big & strong & ready to fledge 🙏🏻👍🏻

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stevesando1Steve Sanderson@stevesando1·
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Handsome male Wheatear on Bodmin moor yesterday.
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