The Birdless Cuddesdon Blog: Close ups

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Sunday, 20 January 2013

Close ups

Posted by Tom Bedford at 4:33 pm

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Ahateumezalea5:16 pm, January 20, 2013
I love the picture of the blue tit - really nice!
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Tom surveys the Cuddesdon area for the British Trust for Ornithology:

Bird Atlas 2007-2011.

Winter Thrushes Survey 2012-14.

Waterways Breeding Bird Survey.

House Martin Survey 2015.

Wetland Bird Survey 2015 onwards.

He is also one of the authors of the species accounts in the annual Oxfordshire Bird Report.

Cuddesdon Birds:

Bird species recorded in Cuddesdon since August 2008:

108 (plus 2 escaped species)

Bird species seen in previous years:

2015: 87 species

2014: 93 species

2013: 90 species

2012: 88 species

2011: 92 species

2010: 91 species

2009: 90 species

My Photos are here:

Glorious Past Surprises: (Greenland?) Wheatear, 6th April 2011

Ring Ouzel, 25th March 2010

Waxwing, 14th December 2010

Merlin, 1st March 2014

Grasshopper Warbler 21st April 2014

Green Sandpiper 23rd January 2011

Tree Sparrow, 7th November 2009

Whitethroat, January 22nd 2012

The first ever winter record of Whitethroat in Oxfordshire

♂ Redstart, 7th April 2011

2 Sand Martins, 26th March 2011

Mandarin Duck, 18th April 2014

My video trip reports from beyond Cuddesdon. Click on the settings cog and watch at 720p:

Caucasus Mountains, Georgia, April 2014

Canadian Wildlife, Spring 2013

Video Trip Report: Svalbard, Arctic Norway July 2011

Video Trip Report: Eastern Poland May 2011

Video Trip Report: Istanbul Sept 10

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