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From the excellent and addictive Sussex Ornithological Society blog:
Birding between Eastbourne and Seaford today. Highlights were: at least 1 Firecrest at Horseshoe Plantation. Three Swallows in off the sea at Crowlink,... [From Migrants]
When I was a boy I would often go out and observe frog spawn in ponds, on Coe Fen and further afield. In our garden pond we had newts. Everything is Permuted has some extraordinary pictures: Frog Spawn Development]
A racing pigeon has made his home with me; I've christened him Percy.
The Royal Pigeon Racing Association can't help trace his owner as his ring numbers seem to be in a non-standard format. He's very tame and has to be expelled from the house.
We're doing the
Not very impressive (these figures from observations between 1430 and 1530, in our Seaford back garden)
Blackbirds: 2
Blue tits: 2
Wood pigeons: 2
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