Spotted flycatcher, Woodbridge, Suffolk I spent about 2 hours watching a pair today doing what they do best. BTO Suffolk Suffolk Bird Group

Sorry everyone for posting another photo of the Red Footed Falcons SWT Carlton Marshes But this one shows the falcon what looks to me, waving a final goodbye as they slowly leave to travel on to their breeding grounds, in eastern europe, central asia and parts of north-central asia.

Lovely little Yellohammer busy feeding. BTO Suffolk RSPB England BBC Wildlife SuffolkWildlifeTrust

It's only 10 days to go until the Suffolk show!😍 We are looking forward to our 2nd year, so come and visit us on stand 363 in the Red zone 🐧 We have lots of info on BTO surveys, an activity for the children and lots more. See you there🦆

Every year we go out and spend a day with the swallows, last year they did not return in numbers. This year, I believe they are back again. So, tomorrow back for another day of swallow mania. Next will be our trip out for Butterflies, again looking forward to the next few weeks😊

Female turtle dove Graham Denny John Rice John Walshe BTO Suffolk Operation Turtle Dove

Juvenile stock doves Graham Denny John Rice John Walshe BTO Suffolk

Bar headed Goose at Benacre Broad, Suffolk this morning with the feral Barnacle Goose flock Suffolk Bird Group BTO Suffolk

🦢The International Swan Census involves counters to carry out a one-off count on the weekend of 17th-18th January 2026. This involves counting Whooper and Bewick’s Swans, as well as recording age assessments and habitat. Visit the vacant site map⬇️ app.bto.org/gsmp/public/va…

A Whinchat at Landguard Bird Obs this morning 02/09/2025

Wheatear in the cliff top onion field north of Benacre Broad, Suffolk this morning ⁦Suffolk Bird Group⁩ ⁦BTO Suffolk⁩

Nice morning spent at Landguard Nature reserve, seeing some friends and some nice birds too. Was hoping to find something a little bit special but had to settled for this lovely Whinchat BTO Suffolk Landguard Bird Obs Suffolk Bird Group

A surprised Goldcrest Hollesley 01/09/2025

Apologies to all our followers as I haven't posted anything since May! It's been a very busy few months ringing! However, as the darker nights approach I hope to be posting more. Many thanks to all those sending me photos etc. Look out for 'Pic of the week' starting very soon!

After a long afternoon Bittern watching, I decided to go for a walk along the Dunes RSPB Minsmere 🌍 early evening. Nice and quiet I came upon this lovely Wheatear which seemd quite happy for me not to get to close, but enough to capture these images on the WW2 tank blocks.

Well I'd say that was a good morning - Wryneck, Hoopoe, Lesser Whitethroat, Blackcaps, Willow Warblers and more. Wow! RSPB England RSPB BBC Wildlife BTO Suffolk SuffolkWildlifeTrust

Coal Tit in the bird bath today - a regular visitor. RSPB RSPB England BTO Suffolk

A late afternoon visit to landguard felixstowe to see the Wryneck resulted in an excellent visit. Although it was showing in poor light, it started to heavy rain and thunder. Everyone rushed to the car park, I walked onto the road, then noticed it had come back out closer to me😊

We are at the Helmingham Hall Plant fair on Sunday! come and visit our stand C5. We will have info on the garden Birdwatch survey and much more !