Ian Bartlett
@anythingabout.bsky.social
This account is for birding and natural history, my other is for photography. Am going to try to keep them separate!
No change during October!! 🙁😊
November 10, 2025 at 12:45 PM
No change during October!! 🙁😊
Reposted by Ian Bartlett
And this is why everyone needs to stop trusting Grok.
And leave X.
And leave X.
November 2, 2025 at 11:07 PM
And this is why everyone needs to stop trusting Grok.
And leave X.
And leave X.
Cheers!
Has an extraordinary effect!!
Has an extraordinary effect!!
October 21, 2025 at 6:10 PM
Cheers!
Has an extraordinary effect!!
Has an extraordinary effect!!
Cheers!
If not, will try harder next year! 😉
If not, will try harder next year! 😉
September 27, 2025 at 8:19 PM
Cheers!
If not, will try harder next year! 😉
If not, will try harder next year! 😉
Hi.
No - these are targets to get me close to my ‘best year’ (2013) target.. 😂
I should prob have seen some of these already, so it’s a ‘most likely’ list.. 😉
No - these are targets to get me close to my ‘best year’ (2013) target.. 😂
I should prob have seen some of these already, so it’s a ‘most likely’ list.. 😉
September 27, 2025 at 8:16 PM
Hi.
No - these are targets to get me close to my ‘best year’ (2013) target.. 😂
I should prob have seen some of these already, so it’s a ‘most likely’ list.. 😉
No - these are targets to get me close to my ‘best year’ (2013) target.. 😂
I should prob have seen some of these already, so it’s a ‘most likely’ list.. 😉
And so it begins! 😂
September 24, 2025 at 2:35 PM
And so it begins! 😂
Now why they called that…? 🧐😂
September 21, 2025 at 6:21 PM
Now why they called that…? 🧐😂
Well, autumn migration season is upon us then winter geese…
Plus some I ‘should’ have seen by now but which evade, like Kingfisher and Mistle Thrush….. !
Plus some I ‘should’ have seen by now but which evade, like Kingfisher and Mistle Thrush….. !
September 18, 2025 at 6:59 AM
Well, autumn migration season is upon us then winter geese…
Plus some I ‘should’ have seen by now but which evade, like Kingfisher and Mistle Thrush….. !
Plus some I ‘should’ have seen by now but which evade, like Kingfisher and Mistle Thrush….. !