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Birder Nocmigger Thermaler Phonescoper Sheffield
Been using thermals for years now. Almost always reduces disturbance. Either by see and avoid flushing, or sweeping and clearing an area quicker. I would suggest relatively few birders/ toggers actually go out after dark. As always though, down to the individual as to whether it is used responsibly.
October 5, 2024 at 12:40 PM
Been using thermals for years now. Almost always reduces disturbance. Either by see and avoid flushing, or sweeping and clearing an area quicker. I would suggest relatively few birders/ toggers actually go out after dark. As always though, down to the individual as to whether it is used responsibly.
👍 Back in the days of large flocks of goldies. Nothing like those numbers these days. Ironically, the success of local Peregrines seems to be a contributory factor in the birds not hanging around.
August 25, 2024 at 8:19 AM
👍 Back in the days of large flocks of goldies. Nothing like those numbers these days. Ironically, the success of local Peregrines seems to be a contributory factor in the birds not hanging around.
Sounds good for Moorhen. I get Moorhen and Water Rail from now on. With a second peak for WR in June. Females moving off to start a second brood elsewhere, I believe. How easy is the BirdNET_App to set up for an IT biff? I use an Audiomoth and Audacity, but an automated one sounds ideal.
March 13, 2024 at 9:16 PM
Sounds good for Moorhen. I get Moorhen and Water Rail from now on. With a second peak for WR in June. Females moving off to start a second brood elsewhere, I believe. How easy is the BirdNET_App to set up for an IT biff? I use an Audiomoth and Audacity, but an automated one sounds ideal.