Peeps are the smallest of our Calidris sandpipers or, as Mike has said here on 10,000 Birds: ‘Peeps’ is the birding term used to...

The end of August, which often seems synonymous with the end of summer, evokes an entire spectrum of emotion, from sweet to bitter. Birders,...

Last weekend we were camping in the bush at Langi Crossing on the banks of the Fitzroy River not far from Broome. There are...

The summer has been glorious in the UK this year. Sun, sun and more sun. How marvellous it was for a couple of weeks,...

August draws to a close, which means that a new migratory season has begun. We may be chasing migrants well into October, but that...

We expect climate change to have a mostly negative effect on natural habitats, at least short and medium term. Yes, there has “always” been...

Even notice that hot weekends don’t usually make for hot birding? Interesting, no? Though I succeeded in resisting the siren song of shorebirds at...

Over the past few weeks we have been observing a steady increase in the number of Flock Bronzewings around the Broome area. For the...