I’ve been enjoying filming the Ruddy Turnstones in Brixham. I hope these tiny films have given you some insight into their lives.
Ruddy Turnstones breed on the northern-most coasts of Europe, Asia and North America and then migrate south to cover the coasts of almost the whole world. Here, orange shows their breeding area and blue their non-breeding area.
From Herrings to landfill and backI love Herring Gulls. Amazingly their UK conservation status is red. That's because their breeding population keeps declining, and so… read more
GuillemotThere's a Common Guillemot on the waves. It's having a little spruce up. Nesting in a colony is a great… read more
Gannet flypast on Kelly’s HeroCan you see this Gannet's blinking its third eyelid, its nictitating membrane? That reminds me, I must clean my glasses… read more
Kittiwake in the harbourA Kittiwake over Brixham breakwater. Such beautiful, elegant birds with their dipped-in-ink wings and smokey winter heads. I'm looking forward… read more
PlayfulThere's some quite intense play-biting going on along the wooden pontoons in Brixham harbour. It'll all end in a splash.… read more
A Shag in the harbourShags are a form of Cormorant found around our coasts. They are smaller than the Common Cormorant we get across… read more