This website aims to give you a little background of what the county of Yorkshire has to offer. Yorkshire is arguably the best county in Britain for birds and bird watching. It has England's largest mainland Gannettry, some wonderful habitats that provide homes to some extremely rare and scarce birds. Locally common, they prove to be extremely difficult to see elsewhere in the country. The Corn Bunting and Tree Sparrow for example, in the right location can be easy to find. These and lots of other birds find a suitable home in Yorkshire.

You will also find in the website, a brief site guide to some of the locations we may visit, the habitat to be found, the best time of year for target species and a list of all the common birds that are likely to be encountered. There are some good pointers for those that may wish to go it alone, or you can book yourself onto a trip with a local guide who has the knowledge and experience to provide you with a truly memorable experience of what Yorkshire has to offer.

Be it lots of common birds, or perhaps a target species that you wish to transform into life from the pages of your fieldguide! Itineries can be tailored to suit you or your groups needs. You may wish to have a break from the site seeing and go birding for a few hours, or you may wish to make a day or few days of it.

Whatever your needs, I will provide you with some great memories of birding in Yorkshire and will hopefully make your trip the first of many to this part of the world.

If you want to find out about the recent trips I have been on and the many birds I have seen on my travels then CLICK HERE to visit the trips page of the site. Here's a picture of some Waxwings that I have recently seen.

Check this page out for some more shots that I have recently taken on my outings.