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Thomas Miller's Birding Blog: 2020 Caspian Gull Tally
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2020 was a strange year in many ways, and it was good to find solace in that most familiar of activities - namely, straining my eyes at gull...
Thomas Miller's Birding Blog: 2020 Caspian Gull Tally Pages Home Port Meadow Sightings Log Port Meadow List Field Sketches Friday, January 1, 2021 2020 Caspian Gull Tally 2020 was a strange year in many ways, and it was good to find solace in that most familiar of activities - namely, straining my eyes at gull roosts. Due to the pandemic the vast majority of my birding this year was restricted to local gulling, mainly conducted January-March and September-December at various sites in Oxfordshire, where I am now based permanently. During the Christmas break I also did some gulling back in Londo
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