There was hardly a bird to be heard as we gathered at the Safari Britain campsite on a lovely August morning. The previous day had been hot, but this morning was warm with a welcome breeze and a little light cloud cover.
Moving down from the campsite towards the Coach Road, the beech trees started to [...]
Posts Tagged ‘firle beacon’
The one with the Red Kite: Safari Britain walk, 9 August
Posted in Local sightings, tagged red kite, firle beacon, kestrel, meadow pipit, chaffinch, yellowhammer, raven, great-spotted woodpecker, chiffchaff, little owl, linnet, green woodpecker, woodpigeon, tilton bostal, south downs, robin on August 12, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Snow Bunting near the Beacon
Posted in Local sightings, tagged bo peep, firle beacon, snow bunting on February 11, 2008 | 1 Comment »
A report of a Snow Bunting yesterday, this time on the Firle Beacon side of Bo Peep.
One of last year’s birds or a new one passing through?
Snow Buntings at Bopeep
Posted in Local sightings, tagged , bo peep, bopeep, firle beacon, snow bunting on November 15, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Two Snow Buntings reported today between Bopeep and Firle Beacon a few hundred metres east of the Bopeep car park (per SOS website – learn to read, Charlie.)
Incredibly, this is virtually the same spot that several birds were seen two winters ago. Snow Buntings are very scarce in Sussex, and particularly rare inland. Apparently these [...]


