Sometimes there just aren’t enough hours left in the day to blog when there are so many demands on your time. January, February and March have been very busy months filled with an intensive period of work; birthday celebrations with family and friends and looking after a very sick, and much loved, pet. I’m
Continue readingNo, not an account of the latest fashions, Start Birding is just back from a 3 day trip to Dumfries and Galloway in Scotland. The weather was cold and clear most of the time – perfect for our stay and for watching flocks of swans, geese and waders. During our
Continue readingI hope that you have had a fantastic Christmas and are all prepared for the new year festivities. Pretty soon many of you will be wondering how to shed those extra pounds that inevitably creep on over the festive season. You may also be feeling that you need to blow away the
Continue readingIf you have been trying to download my latest newsletter on my website, I’m currently having problems with the web software and, for some reason, I can’t replace the January 11 edition. If you would like a copy of my current newsletter then please let me know and I’ll send
Continue readingHi everyone Life has been very hectic over the last few months, catching up with friends and family and having a well earned holiday – consequently, no blogs. So, what has been happening at Start Birding since my last post in July? Well, as mentioned in my earlier post, I visited
Continue readingAfter a very enjoyable 2010/11 season of birdwatching trips with class members, birding pals or (sometimes reluctantly) with family members, I am now having a short break while I take some much needed holiday and plan the next programme of events for Start Birding. The highlights of the last month
Continue readingAt the turn of June, my regular birdwatching group migrated north once again to Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. This year, we have followed a different itinerary than we did at the same time last year, exploring Cresswell Ponds, Druridge Country Park, East Chevington, Bass Rock, St Abb’s Head, the Hirsel Estate in
Continue readingWe started the day at Fairburn Ings RSPB reserve. It was a beautiful morning. We had gone with the purpose of seeing the common crane – I’d seen it the day before by my companions hadn’t seen it yet. The crane wasn’t showing when we arrived so we had a little
Continue readingThanks to my partner’s dedication and determination, my “Start Birding” and life coaching websites have now been updated. One of the reason’s for this is so that I can link this blog and, through it, post regular news about the birdwatching classes. The websites don’t allow me to do this
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