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Just found out two more heroes passed away, but last year... not much was made of it in the Catholic press, but they weren't well-known... Eternal rest, grant unto them O Lord...

Archimandrite Boniface Luykx (1915 — 2004)

As Christians throughout the world were joyfully singing “Christ is risen” this Easter Sunday—in faith—Fr Boniface was singing it in the presence of the Risen One Himself. He passed from this world early Sunday morning, the feast of the Resurrection of Christ. It was fitting that he who so loved to celebrate this feast, and who preached every year that this was the day for us to “rise with Christ,” would rise with Him unto eternal life on that very day.

Most of our readers know of Fr Boniface’s distinguished life of service to the Church, the many books, studies, and articles he wrote, the monasteries he founded, the countless retreats and seminars he gave, as well as all the personal hardships and sufferings he endured for the love of God. There is a bibliography and other information in the book of essays written in his honor, Following the Star from the East.

Yet when we finally stand before God at the end of our lives, it is not mainly our accomplishments that will enable us to enter His Kingdom—however much they contributed to the good of the Church—but the faith and love God finds in our hearts. As Fr Boniface often said, we take nothing with us when we die except our relationship to God. So rather than speak of his accomplishments, what I would like to do here is simply to share a few reminiscences from my own experience in the monastery, since I have lived with him for approximately the last 20 years of his life.

When I entered the monastery, Fr Boniface was in his late sixties, still full of spunk and fire (more than I have in my mid-forties!). Only a few years before, the first foundation of Mt Tabor, in Dorris, CA, burned to the ground. Undaunted, he persevered and finally found the beautiful spot where the monastery now stands. He was not one to be intimidated by any obstacle to fulfilling his calling from God.

We were extremely poor in the beginning (now we’re just relatively poor!), and the vow and virtue of monastic poverty were always important to him. He embraced poverty almost to a fault: part of what he ‘’bequeathed” to us included huge quantities of more or less useless pieces of pipe and wood, bent nails, and almost anything that could conceivably be used for something someday. Yet we learned much from him about the spirit of poverty, which we continue to live today. He showed us how, by seeking the “one thing necessary,” to live without many of the amenities that so many take for granted. A little wisdom goes a long way in learning how to live a simple life and to be faithful stewards of what God provides.

Fr Boniface was a complex personality in some ways, yet he always sought peace and simplicity, and to impart to us a love for the simplicity of the life of the Gospel. He could be funny and charming, and he could be strict and inflexible. He was uncompromising when it came to defending the teachings of the Church, opposing liturgical abuses, and speaking out against the social and moral evils of our day, yet he had a soft heart for the poor and broken who often made their way to our gate.

Two things that struck me in a lasting way about Fr Boniface were his faith and his endurance in suffering. His belief in God and his faith in His presence in the sacraments were unshakeable. He had great reverence for the holy things and he spoke about the reality of God with the utmost confidence, having experienced the presence of God in powerful ways. And he put his faith into practice. I remember once when he had been confined to a wheelchair, we invited a man with a healing ministry to come and pray for him. After he had prayed, Fr Boniface simply put his faith in the power of God and exclaimed, “Well, if I’m healed, I should get up!” He rose from his wheelchair and never returned to it.

Yet he was afflicted with many other sufferings and endured them without complaint. Once in Africa he spent a night in a morgue, having suffered such serious injuries as to be considered dead. I was often amazed at his ability to celebrate the long services when he was in pain, and to endure the hardships of fasting and other monastic penances, at an age when most men are enjoying their retirements in relative ease. He rarely complained about his sufferings, though we did have some idea of what he had to endure. I learned a lot from his patient endurance. As a very small example, once when I wanted some sandals in the summer to get some relief from the heat, he showed me the high army boots he had to wear because of certain disability with his legs and simply said, “I wear these.” OK, I thought (getting the message), I’ll just endure a little more heat and offer it up.

For Fr Boniface, the Eastern monastic tradition was the best way to fully live the Gospel, and he never tired of “selling” it to anyone who would listen. He would always say, and with good reason, that there’s no better place to celebrate Holy Week and Easter than in a Byzantine monastery. He would impart to us, through classes in the monastery and in the Sheptytsky Institute lectures, his knowledge of Eastern theology, spirituality, and liturgy. We gained much valuable knowledge and insight from his vast learning and experience. I remember on several occasions, before he had to return to his home monastery in Belgium for the last few years of his life, hearing an inner voice that said, “Learn from him,” as if he would not be around much longer. I took it to heart and tried to learn and integrate the best of what he said and of the example that he gave.

Many people loved and respected Fr Boniface. He had a way of endearing himself to people, yet sometimes his intransigence on certain issues would make him seem to some anything but endearing. I have seen people walk out of our church during certain of his homilies, when he firmly took an unpopular (but orthodox) stance on some of today’s controverted issues. Yet most would gladly come back for more, having had enough of “politically correct” preaching in other places. We do our best to continue this tradition of upholding the teachings of the Church, however unpopular they may be to those who have capitulated to the spirit of the world.
Fr Boniface presided over both the material as well as the spiritual growth of the monastery since its tender beginnings in 1972. When I first came to Mt Tabor, it was little more than a forest with a church and a little house. When he told me the plans of where the novitiate and other buildings would be, I saw only a bunch of bushes and trees on a sloping hillside, telling myself I’d believe it when I saw it. But soon I found myself standing there, ax in hand, ready to clear a suitable area to build. Fr Boniface had great respect for the land and natural resources, so we tried to nestle our buildings among the natural growth without clearing out too much of it—often to the dismay of some of those who worked with us and didn’t like bumping into tree limbs when they were putting on a roof!

Age and deteriorating health began to take their toll on our founder. A certain crisis developed in the community, initiated by one who rebelled against the authority and person of Fr Boniface, and who tried to get others to do so as well. Unfortunately, Fr Boniface did not respond to the situation in the best way, and it only grew worse. As Providence would have it, however, those who were dividing the community were expelled, but it also became clear that it was time for Fr Boniface to retire and to dedicate his time to writing and prayer in a different environment. It is not easy for a captain to leave his ship, and his tenacity (and what we sometimes called his “Belgian tact”) made the transition to new leadership just a bit rough, but Fr Boniface did return to work in Europe and eventually to retire in the monastery of his profession in Belgium. There he continued his work and correspondence until the time when the decline of his physical and mental abilities made it impossible. We kept in touch through letters and prayers until he could respond no more. He died in a Catholic nursing home and was buried in the cemetery of his original monastery.

Archimandrite Boniface will always be remembered for his strength of character, his undying faith and love for Christ in the Holy Trinity, his dedication to the Gospel and to monastic life—and for the twinkle in his eye. The children loved him and sometimes mistook him for Santa Claus or even God the Father. Once a child looked at him with bulging eyes, asking, “Are you…are you…?” He replied, “No, but I know him very well!”

We who continue to live monastic life at Mt Tabor will always be grateful to him, for this monastery would not be here if it weren’t for his vision, his labors and prayers. We hope and pray that this present stage of our history will see new growth in wisdom, holiness, and fidelity to the monastic life. We are here to serve God, but we would also like to make our founder proud of us. As we pray for his soul, we ask him to pray for us as well, for he walks no longer by faith, but by sight. May his memory be eternal!
—Abbot Joseph

From Second Spring:
Obituary. The death took place on the 22 October 2004 of the theologian Louis Bouyer of the French Oratory at the age of 91. A friend of Balthasar, Ratzinger and J.R.R. Tolkien, and a co-founder of the international review Communio, Bouyer was a Lutheran who converted to Catholicism in 1939. He became a leading figure in the Catholic Biblical and Liturgical movements of the twentieth century, was an influence on the Second Vatican Council, and is best known by many for his excellent writings on the history of Christian spirituality. His passing seems to have gone relatively almost unnoticed so far, but he deserves a flood of major tributes. His books are highly recommended (for example, The Invisible Father, a history of religion published in English in 1999).


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Ambassador Sheel Kant Sharma gauges the challenges associated with global approaches to tackle nuclear security

President Obama’s major initiative launched in Washington in 2010 will enter its next stage with the convening of the third Nuclear Security Summit in the Hague. The fourth one is set for Washington in 2016. This process of Nuclear Security Summits is unique in many ways. It has brought together Heads of States/Governments from over  fifty nations to discuss, define and put in action a concerted global campaign to deal with the challenges posed by nuclear terrorism by addressing threats to nuclear enterprises from theft, sabotage, unauthorised access with malevolent intent, subversion of personnel and terrorism in general.

The heightened concern about certain aspects of security of nuclear enterprises, that is, of nuclear material including uranium and plutonium and radioactive substances involved in various nuclear facilities, reactors and nuclear fuel cycle, has been there since the break-up of the Soviet Union. The US took the lead in 1994 in getting the IAEA to commence a whole spectrum of activities to prevent and combat illicit nuclear trafficking and to enhance physical protection of nuclear material and facilities. In parallel, the hugely successful Nunn-Lugar programme was also launched bilaterally with Russia to salvage nuclear material in the newly independent states of the former Soviet Union.

Initially the effort was driven by fear of proliferation but it assumed a magnified threat perception after 9/11 since it was felt that suicide-bands of non-State actors could lay hands on nuclear material or dangerous radioactive substances to create mass panic or attack nuclear reactors to release radioactivity. While the responsibility to comprehensively enhance protection of nuclear enterprises to avert, prevent and combat such menace lay squarely on the governments concerned, support has steadily grown for international response through cooperation and assistance including through provision of equipment and advisor services, sharing of best practices and broad awareness raising about danger of nuclear terrorism.

The IAEA has completed several five-year action plans to help its member states, on request, in diverse aspects of nuclear security in the same way as it has put in place a systematic programme for assisting countries regarding nuclear safety. While safety-concerned public health implications of the phenomenon of radiation is inherent to peaceful uses of nuclear energy and has received funding from the regular budget, the security-related programme has generally been funded by extra-budgetary contributions led by generous US funding.

The Nuclear Security Summit (NSS) process raised the level of international action and concern to the highest and gave a significant political profile to all related programmes in nuclear security, whether bilateral or multilateral. Participating governments have been sensitised and spurred to act owing to a high level interest in the Summit process, preceded by preparatory ‘sherpa’ meetings and careful drafting of declarations and recommendations for action. The impact of these summits is comprehensive in that all facets of the menace are addressed, such as reducing nuclear materials (usable for bomb-making) in reactors by converting them to fuelling with lower levels of enriched uranium, eliminating surplus stocks ofsuch material as was the case with several successor states of the former Soviet Union,  adopting measures for greater security and control such as on-site physical protection, better accounting and control, prevention of threats from insiders and capability for effective response to any security-related event.

Global norms have been emphasised in terms of legal commitments internationally, such as adherence to the twelve terrorism-related legal instruments and voluntary commitments following internationally recognised IAEA recommendations and guidelines. However, global commitments in this regard being limited in scope, the NSS process also stressed voluntary building of domestic capacity to address challenges to nuclear security, for example, by strict regulations and an effective regulatory body, legislating domestic laws for security of nuclear material, and legally effective controls on non-State actors in keeping with landmark UN Security Council resolution 1540. In addition, since the IAEA’s safeguards system provided an effective route, in particular, to keep track of and account for nuclear materials, adherence to proper safeguards was also part of the slew of recommendations from the Summits. The overall purpose of these summits will be served in assembling the full set of building blocks for nuclear security architecture to be adopted by states concerned in appropriate ways by international legal instruments, domestic legislation, assurances through invited peer review mechanisms and a widely accepted security culture.

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It is a no-brainer that no approach today would be perfect to address safety, security and proliferation challenges posed by nuclear enterprises the world over, diverse purposes of which range from limitless deterrence credibility to clean and safe energy for sustainable development. However, it is to the credit of the NSS Summits that more or less all countries with capabilities in nuclear technology are encouraged to join and invited, notable exceptions like North Korea notwithstanding.

Since the time India has been welcomed into the global nuclear mainstream with the historic nuclear cooperation agreements with the US, France and other key countries, it has become natural for India to be expected to play its due contributory role. As a developing country it was unprecedented for India, for instance, to announce a million dollar voluntary funding to IAEA’s nuclear security programme, and it reflected preference to IAEA’s central role which was also underlined by the NSS process. The long standing standard-bearers of the global nuclear order have their preferences and practices, at the same time, to which India’s approach need not be of an outsider. In keeping with its long-term plans for exploitation of nuclear energy as a critical part of a right energy mix, India’s association with the global mainstream has to be consistent and forward-looking. Hence, the association of India with the NSS process to the fullest and continued participation in it.

An off-shoot of the NSS process has been a narrowly focused civil society project by the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) which has sought to create a template to observe and gauge the state of global nuclear materials security readiness through a NTI Index. It attempts to present a biennial snapshot of how weapons-usable nuclear material is secured worldwide. The second issue of the NTI Index is out but it is yet to make a desirable impact, perhaps due to grading of countries on a set of criteria that have shades of prescriptive ‘one size fits all’. It needs to respect government sensitivities and predispositions to preferred national approaches to nuclear materials security. The tricky part may be how to provide due weight to areas to which particular governments attach priority given their specific situation.

A process of realistic assessment of international preparedness would have benefited from giving, at least, space for self-assessment of countries alongside the NTI team’s view of them. The goal of global nuclear security is too critical to brook contributions which risk being seen, arguably, as one-sided, and no matter how rigorously done internally, the test of any endeavour to nuclear- materials security mapping should be coherence with the main NSS process. The grading by the Index, despite its limited focus on nuclear materials, may lead some to gloating on a good score card ascribing overall national prestige while in other cases it may be viewed as an affront.


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Oct 03

Türkistan Restaurant: Lagmania

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Türkistan Restaurant, photo by Ansel Mullins
Thwap. Thwap. Thwap. “Do you hear that?” asked Sean Roberts, an expert on Uighur culture and politics and our dining companion for the day. “They’re making the lagman.”

As if inspired by the image of a pizza-maker spinning dough on his finger like a basketball and tossing it in the air, lagman-makers have a similar choreography that includes a deep swing, a flip and a smack of the thick braid of noodles. But unlike pizza dough, lagman have escaped mass production; they are handmade by definition. A bowl of lagman noodles – which are as fat and chewy as udon at certain points and as thin as spaghetti at others – is full of surprises. The generous topping of sautéed finely chopped lamb and fresh red and green peppers that came with the suyru lagman (guyru lagman comes with a more chunky variety of the same ragout) was a delicious and spicy change of pace from the milder Turkish palate.

“This is a good lagman. I’m sweating,” said Roberts.

The rest of this previously featured review can be found on, here.

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Café Niko: Goodbye, Lari
no responses - Posted 09.10.12
In a desk drawer at Istanbul Eats HQ is an envelope of leftovers from days when life was less sedentary: Tajik somoni, Kyrgyz som, Cypriot pounds, a wad of Macedonian denar and a small stack of Georgian lari. As with the last bite on the plate, it’s impossible to throw ...continue
An App Now on our Menu!
2 responses - Posted 09.03.12
We are proud to announce that the Istanbul Eats iPhone application is finally here! For almost a year we’ve been sorting through comments and suggestions from our readers to help us develop the ultimate iphone application for Istanbul Eats. We know Istanbul is a tough city to navigate, so our app’s ...continue
Istanbul Eats on the Road: NYC’s Bi Lokma
12 responses - Posted 07.10.12
Whenever we find ourselves far from Turkey’s shores for any extended period of time, nostalgic hunger pangs soon set in. Sure, we quickly develop a hankering for a juicy Adana kebab or even for the simple taste of a simit washed down with some strong tea. But what we really ...continue
Hıngal Mantı: Dumplings in Exile
4 responses - Posted 07.02.12
(Editor’s Note: This guest post was written by Jeff Gibbs, a denizen of Istanbul’s Asian side and author of the very engaging blog “Istanbul and Beyond.”) It seems like every İstanbullu I meet has a secret ethnicity lurking in their past. One cousin’s father is a refugee from Bulgaria, a Kurdish ...continue
The Sultans’ Spread: Brunching in Ottoman Splendor
3 responses - Posted 06.22.12
On a hot summer day, the thought of sitting in a cramped kahvaltı salonu does not whet the appetite, nor does the prospect of paying a hefty hesap to eat breakfast at one of the swanky hotels that line the Bosphorus. It sometimes seems that you have to travel to ...continue
Adana Ocakbaşı: Carnivore Happy Hour
9 responses - Posted 06.15.12
At 6 p.m. on a Monday evening, the dining room of Adana Ocakbaşı was nearly full and the wide grill in the corner was covered with skewers loaded with meat. While most restaurants, worldwide, were closed or waiting for a slow night to start, this neighborhood kebab house was busting ...continue
Istanbul Eats on the Road: Rotterdam’s Multiculti “Kapsalon”
3 responses - Posted 05.24.12
In Rotterdam, one of Europe’s most culturally mixed cities, you’d expect a more diverse street food scene. The Rotterdam diet does embrace shwarma, Vietnamese spring rolls and Turkish lahmacun, but then Dutchifies the food by dousing it with liberal squirts of mayo. Due to cultural assimilation or by catering to ...continue
Five Favorite Old-School Meyhanes
1 response - Posted 05.11.12
A recent article in one of Turkey’s English-language newspapers, describing plans by Mey İçki, Turkey’s largest producer of rakı, to introduce the anise-flavored liquor to Europe, left us both steamed and amused. As part of its efforts to promote the consumption of rakı, it appears the company – along with ...continue
Vahap Usta: The Man Who Would Be (Kokoreç) King, Pt. I
1 response - Posted 05.01.12
Vahap Usta pulled a pair of reading glasses from the inside pocket of a snug dinner jacket and sifted through a stack of newspaper clippings. Here was a full spread from a major daily paper proclaiming him the “King of Kokoreç” and another with him in his signature tuxedo and ...continue
Island – and Table – Hopping in Istanbul
1 response - Posted 04.25.12
Istanbul's Princes' Islands, a lovely archipelago just off the city's Asian shore, offer what we believe to be the best travel bargain anywhere in the world. Whenever we're in need of a vacation but can't afford the airfare, a ferry awaits to take us to the islands. For the price ...continue

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iPhone 6 Plus has a resolution of 1920 by 1080 with 401 pixels per inch. That’s full 1080p HD resolution. iPhone 6 has a resolution of 1334 by 750 with 326 pixels per inch. For a more than 720p Retina HD display.

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Apple officially released iOS8 beta version for iOS developers for testing and reviewing while the event WWDC yesterday. iOS8 will be released for public as soon as major error fixes and enhancements. You can download iOS8 ipsw for iPhones and iPads from our direct download links. Please be aware about there is no iOS8 Jailbreak yet. Your jailbreak will be erased if you upgrade your device into iOS 8 and will have to wait until new untethered jailbreak tool released for iOS 8.

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  • iPhone 5
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  • iPad air
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Rumors are raising about Apple planning to release the next version of iOS in this November. Most probably the new iOS version will call iOS8. We are here to bring you latest updates and news about upcoming iOS8 and forecast trend about iOS8 Jailbreak. Actually there’s nothing exists called iOS8 jailbreak. But tons of scams and spams will raised to promote untethered jailbreak for iOS8 as soon as the new version released. most of Cydia fans get caught by these scams until a real and genuine untethered jailbreak released by a reputed iOS hacker or team. We had enough evidences for same scenery when Apple released iOS7.

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NORTH-WEST NORFOLK: Holme fungi extravaganza

26th October 2014

At the start of the year when I was coming up with my target species for the year there were quite a few fungi, and in the end I settled up with a few either/or species. Several of the ones that I hadn't seen can be found at Holme Dunes NWT reserve, where this year Rob Smith and a group of local naturalists have been putting in a concerted recording effort. So far they have recorded over 2000 species between them, and the blog of their exploits is well worth a read - it can be found here. Anyway, Rob had very kindly offered to show me some of the dune specialties that I hadn't seen, and in return I hoped to identify some new species for their list.

I arrived at Holme just before 10:30 to find Rob, Andy and Adrian waiting for me at the visitors centre. After introductions we headed off for the pines to see what we could find. My first target was Scaly Stalkball, a relative of the Winter Stalkball that I had seen in February. On the way we stopped to admire an array of Collared Earthstars (Geastrum triplex), lots of Milky Bonnets (Hemimycena lactea) and a Hare's Ear (Otidea onotica). Emerging from the pines we puzzled over a couple of interesting bracket fungi and saw Snowy, Dune and Blackening Waxcaps (Hygrocybe virginea, conicoides and conica). Before moving on we inspected some Rabbit pellets for nail fungi without success, before arriving at the Scaly Stalkballs (Tulostoma melanocyclum).

Now into the dunes, we were looking for Dune Stinkhorn (Phallus hadriani). A stick marked the spot, but where was the fungus? It was still there, but it had been completely dessicated ("well it is a cold day" was muttered!) We carried on, seeing many more Dune Waxcaps and then another couple of sand specialists, Dune Cavalier (Melanoleuca cinerifolia) and Dune Brittlestem (Psathyrella ammophila) before heading back to the pines. Here we met Karla, who had just photographed a coral fungus. She offered to show us, and we went and had a look. It was small and beige, beneath the pines and the tips discoloured a blue/green, which I believe makes it Ramaria abietina. Nearby we also saw a few Sessile Earthstars and some Liver Milkcaps (Lactarius hepaticus), the milk of which discoloured bright yellow on white tissue.

After a quick bite to eat we went out into the west dunes, walking past a clump of Inocybe sp. We soon located the other species I had particularly wanted to see, Sea Buckthorn Bracket (Phellinus hippophaeicola). Several other species were seen along the path, including a rather out-of-place Collared Earthstar, before I spotted another species of Coral sp. growing amongst the short-cut grass. There were no nearby trees, and this one had brown tips to the branches. A couple of Blackening Waxcaps that were completely black were nice to see, and we also saw a numerous yellowy 'toadstool' type growing in marshy grassland that we couldn't identify. The last fungus of the day was a new one for me - Field Bird's Nest (Cyathus olla) - previously I had only seen Common Bird's Nest.

Many thanks to Rob, Andy, Adrian and Karla for the time, company and local knowledge, which contributed to an excellent days mycology.

NORTH WALSHAM: A bit of lawn fungi

25th October 2014

Having gone back to North Walsham to see friends, I was delayed a few minutes before going inside as I poked about on their lawn looking at the birch fungi present. There was a good crop of Brown Birch Boletes (Leccinum scabrum), some Brown Roll-rims (Paxillus involutus) and some Russula sp that I still haven't identified to my satisfaction, despite them coming up last year as well.

 Brown Birch Bolete
Brown Roll-rim
Russula sp.

SUFFOLK: Minsmere fungi

19th October 2014

On Sunday Cathy, Margaret & I had a leisurely look around Minsmere and Westleton heath. Birds of the day were probably a pair of Stonechats on the heath, but we did see some impressive-sized fungi, including Fly Agaric and some Parasols. There were also loads of Common Darters resting along the path edges.

30 THINGS: 11/30 Parrot Waxcap + Earlham Cemetery fungi

18th October 2014

Every month the Friends of Earlham Cemetery hold a walk around the cemetery to look for whatever the season has to offer. This one was led by Ian and focussed on fungi. Ian knew that I wanted to see Parrot Waxcap this autumn, and had kindly done a recce in the morning and located a couple of specimens. When I saw them I appreciated the effort - locating a small green fungus amongst the grass is no mean feat! The group spent around 2 hours walking on our tour, and despite the relatively dry autumn we still saw over 40 species. Some of the more interesting species included Striated Earthstar, Sessile Earthstar, Parrot Waxcap, Meadow Waxcap, Meadow Coral, Earthtongues and Sulphur Knight. There were also large amounts of the coral fungus Ramaria flaccida and Dog Stinkhorn.

Striated Earthstar
Sessile Earthstar
Parrot Waxcap
Meadow Coral
Earthtongue sp.
Sulphur Knight
Ramaria flaccida

WHITLINGHAM: October bird count

11th October 2014

On Saturday evening I carried out Octobers WeBS counts at Whitlingham, narrowly avoiding getting caught in the heavy rain and storms. Incidentally if you are an infrequent visitor to Whitlingham you may be interested to know that several extra bits of Whitlingham Lane have been double yellow lined, so double-check before parking (or if you're a regular buy a season ticket for the car parks - £35 or £30 direct debit).

Pleasingly duck numbers had increased from last month. The Little Broad held an eclipse male Shoveler, a female Teal and 23 Gadwall. These were split between the weedy areas at either end of the broad. On the Great Broad there were 102 Greylag Geese, 94 Mallard, 118 Coot and around 200 Black-headed Gulls. 10 Gadwall, 5 Tufted Ducks and a Little Grebe were also of note. Across the river at Thorpe a Green Sandpiper was on the end of the spit, particularly pleasing as I hadn't seen any on spring passage.

NORTH NORFOLK: Obligatory Shrike post

11th October 2014

Having not been to see Norfolk's first Steppe Grey Shrike* last Sunday, I had been admiring the many photos of it to hit the web. Thankfully it did the decent thing and stayed until the weekend, so Cathy & I headed to Burnham Norton to have a look. Luckily for us the forecast storms didn't happen until the evening and we got excellent views of the Steppe Grey Shrike with just a little bit of rain. This also allowed us to bust the myth that cows lay down when it's going to rain, as only one cow was laying down before and during the rain. The moral of the story? Don't trust cows. Oh, and take a waterproof coat with you when you go out in the autumn.

"Rain? We only sit down for hail or earthquakes"

* The name 'Steppe Grey Shrike' is a bit of a misnomer and may be changed in the future, along with much of the Grey Shrike taxonomy. Currently it is treated as a subspecies of Southern Grey Shrike.

THORPE MARSH: Buzzard but no Emeralds

5th October 2014

I made a brief visit to Thorpe Marsh to see if anything new had turned up. I scrutinised the trees that line the ditches in the hope of seeing my first patch Willow Emerald damselfly, without success. Most of the scrape was hidden from view by the vegetation, so I carried on along the path where I met another birder and we stopped to scan the marsh. A Common Buzzard flew in and landed on one of the dead trees, probably the first time I have actually seen one perched up here. It was mobbed by several Magpies, before they went and got some Carrion Crow backup to eventually shift the Buzzard. Whilst watching a Grey Heron fly over a Hobby flew past, but I missed it (well I saw it, but as an unidentified black dot, so I'm not counting it). I continued my lap, but the broad was almost devoid of birds and nothing much else was around.


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