Starling Trail
Everyone likes the little birds that hang around the paths and hides at RSPB Ham Wall. Starling Murmurations I could not make the evening starling displays at the starling roost over Christmas. So I...
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Starling Trail
I was very pleased with this picture taken recently at RSPB Ham Wall. It shows a group of visitors at the first viewing platform enjoying a fabulous starling display. I got this image by...
Starling Trail
How does RSPB Ham Wall continue to produce such wonderful sunsets. And some great starling displays! A huge cloud of starlings appear out of no where, and float across a colourful sky. Looking over...
Starlings Trail
Waiting for the starlings to return to their roost site at RSPB Ham Wall can be a wonderful time. The combination of watching a beautiful restful landscape after a hard day at work, plus...
Walton Heath
Walton Heath (named after the local village) is part of RSPB Ham Wall. Its not your typical heath of gorse and heather, but reeds and open water. Sunrise We have not seen much sun...
Starling Trail
It is the weekend and anticipating some very busy evenings at the RSPB Ham Wall starling roost I decided instead to watch the starlings leave in the mornings. Saturday A dull dark start to...
Starling Trail
Rain Rain Rain Back at RSPB Ham Wall in the rain. We have had a warm Christmas season, but that has welcomed in dark grey skies and a lot of rain. We had a...
Starling Trail
Robin Robins I popped across to RSPB Ham Wall to watch the starlings returning to their night time roost. The reserve is promoting the Netflix RobinRobin movie, and as it turned out there were...
Starling Trail
Over the Moon The first few starlings appear high in the sky above Glastonbury Tor. Sitting in a hide the evening started out as normal, then directly in front of us a full moon...
Starling Trail
Waiting for the starlings to return to their roost site at RSPB Ham Wall watching the Canada Geese pottering about. The weather was not promising, a dark dull flat sky. With so little light...
