Hedge nets plus double net along iron path with lure at roost. Reed Bunting 26, Blue Tit 6, Great Tit 2, Robin 2, Marsh Tit 1, Chaffinch 1, House Sparrow 3, Dunnock 1. Friday, February 16, 2018. Sunday, 28 January 2018. In 2017 Chelmarsh Ringing Group had a total of 2994 ringed birds. Sunday, January 28, 2018. Work party and hedge netting.

3 Long-tailed Ducks on Lake Windermere off Low Millerground. Iceland gull , probably 2nd winter, flew north up Walney channel Barrow in Furness. Male Northern Wheatear Sandscale Haws. C3000 Pinkfeet next to A689 near Carlisle Airport.

Wednesday, 28 March 2018. Observers were not optimistic considering the weather forecast and attention soon turned to the sea with the first 7 Razorbills of the spring recorded along with an adult Kittiwake, a single Red-throated Diver and 8 Red-breasted Mergansers. Tuesday, 27 March 2018. Also logged were 2 Goldcre.

Welcome to the LDBWS website. The Lancaster and District Bird-Watching Society covers an extensive area. Of north Lancashire, south Cumbria, and North Yorkshire. The Society was founded in 1959 and, since that time, has expanded the range of activities provided for its members. Members receive an informative Annual Report and quarterly newsletters. On relevant issues is also encouraged,.

Other ways to support us. Live weather station at Holme. Due to the rebuilding of a house at the eastern end of Broadwater Road, you may find the road to the Obs temporarily blocked by lorries delivering building material. Please allow extra time for your visit. Spring is finally here and so are the birds. This little beauty was seen and ringed at the Obs over the weekend.

Overcast and very calm first thing on the 10. The good conditions also led to a great days birding with lots of obvious vis mig going on including the first decent arrival of 71 Wheatears.

Simply Wild Bird Photographs which are there for people to look at and enjoy. If you would like a high quality copy sending, for whatever use you wish, simply ask. Wednesday, 27 June 2007. Monday, 25 June 2007. Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, United Kingdom.

The Orkney Book of Wildflowers is scheduled for publication at Christmas 2014. Tim Dean is writing the text, Anne Bignall is painting the habitats and flowers and the Orcadian is responsible for the publishing. The book will be a sister volume to The Orkney Book of Birds and will follow the same unique and successful format. Monday, 7 October 2013. Still in flower 6th October.

Founded in 1964, the work of Walney Bird Observatory is funded entirely by membership subscription. Bird Observatories are at the forefront of conservation, monitoring bird populations through the medium of census work, daily recording of migrants and ringing.