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Mark Cureton

Mark Cureton

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Art Editor, Bird Watching Magazine

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Total articles 31

  • Dominic Couzens… Blackbird

    By Mark Cureton| Bird Watching Magazine Verified Scientific name: Turdus merulaLength: 24-25cmWingspan: 34-38.5cmUK numbers: 5.1 million pairs / 10-15 million winteringHabitat: EverywhereDiet: Insects, worms and berriesIt is soothing. There are times when, during a particularly stressful day, I have put on a recording of a singing Blackbird and allowed it to wash away life’s frustrations. Try it; it works. There is no doubt that the Blackbird is one of Britain’s finest songsters.

    By Mark Cureton · Bird Watching Magazine

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Dominic Couzens on… Black Grouse

    By Mark Cureton| Bird Watching Magazine Verified It’s ‘pistols at dawn’ pretty much every single day in whatever weather for the male species of this upland bird…Scientific name: Tetrao tetrixLength: 40-55cmWingspan: 65-80cmUK numbers: <5,100 breeding malesHabitat: Farmland/moorlandDiet: Berries, buds, shoots, catkinsDo you ever wake up in the morning and think “Oh no, not again”? Does the idea of fulfilling the day’s repetitive drudgery, whatever it might be, fill you with heavy loathing?

    By Mark Cureton · Bird Watching Magazine

    Nov. 14, 2024

  • Dominic Couzens… Blackbird

    By Mark Cureton| Bird Watching Magazine Verified Scientific name: Turdus merulaLength: 24-25cmWingspan: 34-38.5cmUK numbers: 5.1 million pairs / 10-15 million winteringHabitat: EverywhereDiet: Insects, worms and berriesIt is soothing. There are times when, during a particularly stressful day, I have put on a recording of a singing Blackbird and allowed it to wash away life’s frustrations. Try it; it works. There is no doubt that the Blackbird is one of Britain’s finest songsters.

    By Mark Cureton · Bird Watching Magazine

    Mar. 20, 2025

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Bird Watching Magazine

Your source for becoming a better birder

United Kingdom, United Kingdom

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