BTO Bird Migration Blog

Sedge Warbler migration is at its peak; large numbers of this intricately-marked warbler are passing through watchpoints on the south coast ...

For those following our five satellite tagged cuckoos this will come as no surprise, with four of them already south of the Sahara desert. H...

North-easterly winds and the second week of June wouldn’t ordinarily be the perfect recipe for the arrival of migrant birds.   Common migran...

It's been much quieter this week, more due to the weather than to the end of migration. Migration should continue for at least a couple ...

It's been a much quieter week this week and it really does seem like the main thrust of migration is over. However it appears that there...

Last week was an extraordinary week, although the predicted Sociable Plover failed to show, it was a week for rare waders, with at least thr...

Although the predicted Sociable Plover didn't materialise, a superb 1st summer male Collared Flycatcher did; on the east coast at Holme...