One of the key benefits of Bird News Extra is the ability to view all the reports we've ever published about a particular bird - in effect a "history" of the bird. Every sighting we report has a corresponding "Details page", accessible via the  button, that provides this information. If you're thinking of going to look at a bird, this will give you a good idea of when and where it's been seen, and how likely you are to catch up with it. (If the Details page for a particular bird contains particularly useful content, such as photographs or subscriber comments, the details button appears in red:  .) Details pages also include additional useful content: - Thumbnail images of any photographs we've received of the bird (with links to larger versions)
- First and last dates (as far as we know them)
- Links to related reports (e.g. other reports of the same species)
- Links to related historical reports (to help you put the bird in context - just how rare is it?)
- Brief site details (with a link to a map and to more information if we have it)
- A list of recent and nearby rarities that you might also try for
- Links allowing you to post updates, make comments or ask questions about the bird
Print off the Details page, and a copy of the online map, before you leave and we hope you'll have all the information you need for a successful birding trip. Details pages are only available to Bird News Extra subscribers. However to give you a better idea, we've decided to make one notable bird available to everybody. Our current "Bird of the Week" is: Spectacled Warbler at Westleton Heath (Suffolk)
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