Warble, warble
I never realised that the inside of a Sedge Warbler’s mouth is so intensely red. What a glorious punch of colour in …
260,000 territories
There are 260,000 territories of Sedge Warblers in the UK. They manage to fly non-stop from sub-Saharan Africa to the exact spot …
Sedge Warbler at Roadmire
It’s reassuring that the Sedge Warblers are back at Roadmire. Their song is an itch you just can’t scratch.
Sedge Warbler at Roadmire
I love stopping at Roadmire, the house overlooking the Ayre of Fribo and the Bay of Tuquoy.
Sedge Warbler
I’ve got a lot of love and appreciation for Sedge Warblers. They’re one of the first birds I took decent photographs of …
Sedge Warblers
I’ve had great views of Sedge Warblers in Somerset. They manage to fly non-stop from sub-Saharan Africa to the exact spot they …
The Third Ladybird Book of British Birds – #5 The Sedge Warbler
I’m not surprised the Sedge Warbler doesn’t fly much. I would want a rest from flying if I’d just flown non-stop from Africa to Somerset.
Warbling in the Sedge
I love it when information boards tell me what to look for: And then I find it:
“Look for singing birds perched on the outside of a bush.”
The RSPB’s website says that if you want to find Sedge Warblers you should “Look for singing birds perched on the outside …