Mark Cocker
Finding Wonder in the Living World
Tag: birds
song of stone
Last week a brilliant young naturalist found one of the few wood warblers to be recorded in our area. I wrote a Guardian diary for 7 July. However I thought you might like to hear what that bird sounded like, so here are 30… Continue Reading “song of stone”
Bohemian Waxwing: Europe’s bird-of-paradise
My winter has been crowned by a visitation of waxwings to Derbyshire that includes a congregation on the Monsal Trail near Bakewell of c360 birds, among the largest flocks ever recorded in the county. I have waited half a century to see even a… Continue Reading “Bohemian Waxwing: Europe’s bird-of-paradise”
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