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• Blue-Headed Wagtail

  Northerly wind made it feel like autumn this morning, with Redwings sweeping overhead at first light… Read more…

• Black Redstart

  A return of stronger winds from the south east today. The first swallows for Alderney… Read more…

• Rustic Bunting

  We are now just over two weeks into our spring migration work but so far… Read more…

• Our New Bird Warden

  The Alderney Bird Observatory is delighted to announce the appointment of its new Bird Warden.… Read more…

• 2024 review

  A last opportunity to hear the ABO warden John Horton talk about the birds of… Read more…

• Bird Warden vacancy

  ALDERNEY Bird Observatory (ABO) are recruiting a new warden following the appointment of our current… Read more…

• Red Kite

  A Red Kite this morning over the Observatory at 10am reported by Paul Veron. Also,… Read more…

• White-speck moth

  Surprised to see a White-Speck moth today. Also Whimbrel off Mannez lighthouse this afternoon. Photo…

• Pied crow

  The Pied Crow is still present in Alderney this morning. Photo ( back of camera)…

• Pied Crow

  It's back! The somewhat bedraggled Pied Crow has re-appeared on the Alderney NE coast today.… Read more…

• Little Bunting

  The Little Bunting was still showing well yesterday. Photo (JH)  

• Little Bunting

  Some fascinating and diverse records today. An excellent morning ringing included Fieldfare, Brambling, Yellow -browed… Read more…

• Reed Bunting

  The last two unseasonably warm days saw a clear out of birds across the island… Read more…

• Tufted Duck (2)

  This Tufted Duck was first spotted by our migration assistant Arcadie Fihey on the 9th… Read more…

• Jack Snipe

  Two very calm days have seen a clear out of migrants and little visual migration.… Read more…