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Paul Bourdin: I am a birder currently living in County Wicklow, Ireland. I started birding as a child in the UK, and have lived in many countries since then, in Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the USA. I started keeping a birding blog while living in The Philippines in 2010, A Birder in The Philippines. It became a habit, and when I moved to the USA in 2014 I started a new one, Paul's US Birding Blog. I am now on my third birding blog, and don't plan to stop anytime soon. The purpose of the blog has changed however. In The Philippines I was the first birder to blog, and published it as a resource to help others when visiting the country. In The USA and Ireland that kind of information is easily found elsewhere, so my blog is little more than a birder's diary. A place to store my photographs, and record my thoughts.

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Popular Posts

Isla Mujeres - 21 to 29 March

Isla Mujeres is a small tropical island off the Yucatan coast of Mexico, very close to Cancun. It is of course not a well-known birding dest...
The Last Post - 23rd June

And so our American adventure comes to an end after a hair over 3 years. We'd expected a longer stint, but life sometimes has other plan...
Isla Mujeres - Playa Norte and Coastal Zone

The dominant habitat of Isla Mujeres is of course the sea and the coastline. Magnificent Frigatebirds are the most obvious species, soarin...
Freeport Pelagic - 11th Jan

A winter pelagic trip out of Freeport on Long Island with Seelife Paulagics again. The aim of the trip is to get a look at winter gulls and ...
Yellow-throated Warbler in Central Park - 28th April

The past week has been pretty wet, and few migrants have managed to make it this far north. Friday was set to be dry, so I got into Central ...
Lake George area, 17th - 24th August

A family holiday spent at a resort on Lake George on the edge of the Adirondacks. This area is famous as the closest site to find many of th...
Isla Mujeres - Salina Chica

Salina Chica is the second largest of the three inland wetland areas on Isla Mujeres. It is fenced off, and can only be reached by a hole in...
Common Merganser in Central Park - 2nd Feb

The reservoir at Central Park has been quite good over the last few weeks, with Snow Goose, Iceland Gull and Common Merganser all Reported. ...
Great Cormorant at Randall's Island - 5th Dec

While waiting for my son's Saturday morning football game to start I scanned the cormorant flock on the nearby East River, and found t...
Freeport Pelagic - 12th Aug 2014

Pelagics are run by See Life Paulagics out of several NE ports every year, including 2 from New York. The aim is to get into the deeper wate...

My Blog List

Wanstead Birder

Ticking over
8 hours ago
Pete & Andy Leonard

Autumn swinging...
4 days ago
Trumpeter Swan Continues! – Bashakill Birder

Another good day!
4 days ago
Kerry Birding

Great White Egret at Blennerville
5 days ago
Birds & Words

Election Day at Assunpink
1 week ago
John's Hong Kong Birding

Mai Po Boardwalk Hides - mid-October 2024
2 weeks ago
Seabirding

October and Our Gulf Stream Specialties! Oct 12 & 15th - by Kate Sutherland
3 weeks ago
wadertales

How do wader chicks respond to being handled?
5 weeks ago
maiabird's brain

Mixed Flocks and Last-Minute Hornbills
2 months ago
Birdingfaroes

A whale survey
2 months ago
Birding Beijing 北京观鸟

Irruption of Northern Long-tailed Tits into Beijing
1 year ago
Inwood Birder

The Kings County line at the West Pond of Jamaica Bay.
2 years ago
Birding Dude

Bar-tailed Godwit at Cupsogue Flats
2 years ago
Dublin Bay Birds

Guest blog: The Knotty and intricate origins of Ireland's east coast wintering waders
4 years ago
Dermot Breen's Blog

Chile 6th January 2020
4 years ago
Rockablog

Dalkey islands: Volunteers helping to 'tern' things around
5 years ago
PELAGIC BIRDER

Birding press trip- Pollensa, Mallorca.
5 years ago
The AntBirder

5MR
5 years ago
Hakodate Birding

The Last Post
5 years ago
Rotherhithe & Beyond

Two visits to Kent this week
6 years ago
Josh's Blog

The biting easterly returns
6 years ago
Making the Most of Moorlands

7 years ago
UK400ClubRareBirdAlert

Another legendary birder bows out - Norfolk Ornithologist PETER CLARKE
7 years ago

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