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Further resources | Our Coast, Our Sea

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Skip to main menu. Our Coast our Sea. Our Coast, Our Sea -. An A-Z of websites that relate to the vision of Our Coast Our Sea, or which might help you with further investigation. If you think there’s anything missing let us know by dropping us an e-mail. BBC ‘Coast’ Website. BBC ‘Blue Planet’ Website. Caring for Reef and Shore. Http:/ www.coastweb.info/. A portal to information about coastal matters in the UK. Craster Local History Group. Website provides an archive and the war memorials project. The NT ...

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Alnwick Wildlife Group: November 2014

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Wednesday, 26 November 2014. This unusually marked female Stonechat. Has been present along the coast path opposite Howick Village for 6 weeks now. It is showing a very distinctive white throat which is really an 'albino' patch of feathers. Many species can exhibit aberrant plumages, but this is the first time I have seen a Stonechat do so. Tuesday, 25 November 2014. A lunchtime stroll along the Wooler Water produced 7 dippers. There was also a flock of 110 fieldfares. That were accompanied by 26 redwings.

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Alnwick Wildlife Group: Waders on the move

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Monday, 20 July 2015. Waders on the move. July starts seeing large numbers of waders starting to move. This was the case yesterday on the WeBs count at Fenham le Moor. The first flocks of summer plumage Knot. Were present on the mudflats. The Knot and Dunlin were particularly vociferous - calling Knot is not something you hear everyday. There were even some Dunlin display calling - obviously confused by the cool Northumbrian weather! There were also reasonable numbers of local breeders such as Lapwing.

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Alnwick Wildlife Group: February 2015

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Saturday, 28 February 2015. Warkworth Dunes is the place to visit at the minute if you want to see owls. There have been 3 Short-eared Owls. Above) and a Barn Owl. Hunting the dunes area to the south of the car park. Afternoons seem to be best. Also Kingfisher. And several pairs of Stonechat. Friday, 20 February 2015. Branton Ponds 20th February. Is spring just around the corner? Today provided more evidence in the form of our first Adder of the year at the ponds, only two days later than last year.

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Alnwick Wildlife Group: July 2015

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Monday, 20 July 2015. Waders on the move. July starts seeing large numbers of waders starting to move. This was the case yesterday on the WeBs count at Fenham le Moor. The first flocks of summer plumage Knot. Were present on the mudflats. The Knot and Dunlin were particularly vociferous - calling Knot is not something you hear everyday. There were even some Dunlin display calling - obviously confused by the cool Northumbrian weather! There were also reasonable numbers of local breeders such as Lapwing.

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Natural History Societies in Durham and Northumberland. Cleveland Naturalists' Record of Proceedings-1991-2011. Cleveland Naturalists' Record of Proceedings-complete; also Cleveland Flora, Bird Watching, Seals and Entomology. Cleveland Naturalists' Field Club. Darlington and Teesdale Naturalists' Field Club. The Natural History Society of Northumbria. Annfield Plain and District Naturalist Club. Consett and Vale of Derwent Naturalist Field Club.

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Alnwick Wildlife Group: Arrows and kites

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Wednesday, 1 July 2015. A red kite was seen flying along Glanton main street yesterday morning. This is the second record of a kite in the area with another/same bird seen at the Bridge of Aln about two weeks ago. The Glanton bird was wing-tagged but unsure of colour. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). To find out more about Alnwick Wildlife Group please check out the website. Waders And Wildfowl - Two Different Sites. Fair Isle - Living on the Edge - Documentary BBC One. It's a record breaker!

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Alnwick Wildlife Group: May 2015

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Friday, 22 May 2015. Iceland Gull in summer! This out of season Iceland Gull. Is frequenting the QEII Lake, Ashington. Just view from the car, it is attracted to people feeding the ducks with other gulls. Its timings are a bit erratic but I finally caught up with it on my 5th visit on the way to work this morning. First summer Iceland Gull, centre. Thursday, 21 May 2015. An hour and a half was spent sea watching off Boulmer last night. There were a large number of auks ( Puffins. And terns ( Sandwich.

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Berwick Wildlife Group - Links

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Promoting wildlife within the Berwick area. The contents on this page are :-. Our Favourite Wildlife Information. Natural History Society of Northumbria. Environmental Records Information Centre for the North East of England. Scottish Borders Biological Records Centre. Berwick Swan and Wildlife Trust. Saving Scotland's Red Squirrels. Red Squirrels in Northern England. North East Cetacean Project. Northumbrian Earth - the geology of our area. Back to the top of this Page. Save our Squirrels Berwick Group.

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Links - ERIC - Recording Wildlife

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Environmental Records Information Centre - North East. A l text size. A rger text size. ERIC North East works closely with wildlife recording groups, organisations and individuals to collate species records, habitat data and nature conservation site information. Please find belowlinks toour stakeholders and other useful contacts:. Tees Valley Wildlife Trust. Natural History Society of Northumbria. North East Reptile and Amphibian Group. North Pennines AONBWildWatch Project. Flora of the North East. Click...