Bird@x - Birders

Dave Denness (DaveD)

Life List	193
2024 List	0
Member since	29/12/2013
Bio

Bird	Date	Birder	Location	Options
Whitethroat	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Fort Henry Lakes	View
Red Kite	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Fort Henry Lakes	View
Buzzard	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Fort Henry Lakes	View
Reed Bunting	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Fort Henry Lakes	View
Swallow	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Fort Henry Lakes	View
Sand Martin	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Fort Henry Lakes	View
Gadwall	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Fort Henry Lakes	View
Bittern	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Cuckoo	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Common Tern	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Robin	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Little Egret	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Grey Heron	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Marsh Harrier	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Chiffchaff	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Chaffinch	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Pochard	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Canada Goose	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Greylag Goose	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Whitethroat	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Mute Swan	31/05/2015	Dave Denness	Kings Dyke Nature Reserve	View
Little Ringed Plover	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Redshank	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Wigeon	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Great Crested Grebe	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Dunlin	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Lapwing	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Lesser Black-backed Gull	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Gadwall	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Pied Wagtail	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Common Sandpiper	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Shelduck	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Black-headed Gull	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Common Gull	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Common Tern	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Cuckoo	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Hobby	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Teal	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Cetti’s Warbler	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Tufted Duck	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Swallow	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Red Kite	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Blue Tit	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Great Tit	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Coal Tit	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Long-tailed Tit	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Marsh Tit	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Great Spotted Woodpecker	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Starling	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View
Song Thrush	31/05/2015	Dave Denness		View

Photos on Bird@x

All photos on Bird@x are associated with recorded sightings. If you have a photo that you want to upload, first record the sighting with the relevant details, then use the button to upload as many photos as you like that relate to that sighting.

Each photo uploaded for the sighting will also be automatically catalogued against the relevant birder (you!), bird species and location (if specified).

If you are reading this then that probably means that no one has uploaded any photos yet for whichever birder, bird species, location or sighting you're looking at. Why not be the first!

Whenever you see a symbol like this 5 it shows you how many photos have been uploaded for the relevant item. Usually clicking on the symbol will take you to see the photos.

Manage Friends

Friends on Bird@x

Bird@x allows you to connect up with other birders as friends. Bird@x can send you a notification when your friend sees a new species or uploads some new photos. You can communicate with each other on the site via comments.

If you want to connect up with other people on Bird@x then go to the Friends tab on your profile page and click the button. Once on the Manage Friends page you will be able to send friend requests to other Bird@x users, or send an email to invite your own birding friends and acquaintances to start using Bird@x.

Manage Groups

Groups on Bird@x

Bird@x allows you to connect up with other birders by forming groups. Bird@x groups enable you to find other birders who have things in common with you and keep up with their birding activity via Bird@x.

Why not set up a group for your local birding club, or your family, or join an existing group that's right for you. Groups can be public (anyone can join), or private (birders need to be invited to join).

If you want to join or create a group then go to the Groups tab on your profile page and click the button. Once on the Manage Groups page you will be able to search for groups you might like to join, or create your own group and invite other Bird@x users to join.