Overview
- Jeremy Clarkson used his Sun column to say he is a bird‑watcher after keeping it private for years.
- He said he once feared friends would shun him and bosses would cancel him if he spoke up.
- He cited research that says 750,000 people aged 16 to 29 watch birds, which he says makes the hobby feel cool.
- On his Diddly Squat Farm, he noted spotting a great grey shrike and a corn bunting, and the RSPB says shrikes are scarce winter visitors that defend territory.
- He also posted that crows killed a lamb on the farm, highlighting the harsher side of daily farm work.