Tree Pipit was an obvious feature of the morning, with a total of 10 birds including this unusually showy individual. A juvenile Osprey tracked east as lunchtime approached. We later headed to some woodland, where we enjoyed this juvenile Eurasian Goshawk and a high-flying European Honey Buzzard. Afterwards, a check of the marshes produced three Ruff and a flock of 13 juvenile Icelandic Black-tailed Godwits.

It has been a busy spring guiding private bird tours around Sussex and London. Here are some of our favourite moments in the form of a...

As Jo and I headed out onto Ashdown Forest for Friday's private Sussex Guided Bird Walk, the voices of Redstart, Goldcrest, Greenfinch,...

It was another rewarding morning at Cissbury Ring today. After enjoying a flock of 50 Yellow Wagtails by the car park, we had a couple...

Cissbury Ring never disappoints at this time of year, being a fantastic place to enjoy early autumn migration as birds begin to trickle...

Yesterday we guided James for a full day of birding as a birthday treat, and we couldn't have hoped for a better spring day to visit some...

A day looking for migrant birds and butterflies on the South Downs, followed by gulls, warblers and dragonflies in Worthing.