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The observatory was set up in 1980. It involves ringing,'vis mig' counts (including seabirds) and general monitoring in the Heysham Nature reserve/power stations/harbour area. The statutory moth trap is in place and also a daily log for butterflies, dragonflies etc. We share an office, kindly provided by EDF Energy, with the County Wildlife Trust. This is located next to the Nature Reserve car park. Do call in. Please leave sightings in the letterbox, ESPECIALLY 'fly-by' seabirds.

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The observatory was set up in 1980. It involves ringing,'vis mig' counts (including seabirds) and general monitoring in the Heysham Nature reserve/power stations/harbour area. The statutory moth trap is in place and also a daily log for butterflies, dragonflies etc. We share an office, kindly provided by EDF Energy, with the County Wildlife Trust. This is located next to the Nature Reserve car park. Do call in. Please leave sightings in the letterbox, ESPECIALLY 'fly-by' seabirds.

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Heysham Bird Observatory: 03/20/17

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Monday, 20 March 2017. 3CY on the south quay. Flock of 6 Kittiwake in then on in 30 min seawatch. Two chiffchaff singing by office. 1 Little grebe on Fence pond (first I've seen here this year). No sightings of Goldcrest or Chiffchaff. But did hear 2 Chiffchaff singing. Contact calls only from Cetti's in western scrape. March Moth and Common Quaker in trap. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Http:/ www.tide-forecast.com/locations/Heysham-England/tides/latest. 2015 HEYSHAM OBS REPORT AVAILABLE. Anyone birdwatchi...

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Heysham Bird Observatory: 03/29/17

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Wednesday, 29 March 2017. Osprey over at c10am. First Willow Warbler of the year. Singing Blackcap along Moneyclose Lane. Middleton NR 0705 - 1030. 6C, ENE F2, Clear but misty. Hardly any migration was detected at Middleton, just 8 Meadow Pipits (1 trapped and ringed) and 1 Pied Wagtail (trapped and ringed) flew over! Cetti's Warbler still singing in the central marsh. Water Rail still calling from the western reedbed. A pair of Gadwall was on the Fence pond along with a pair of Mallard and a spare male.

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Heysham Bird Observatory: 03/27/17

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Monday, 27 March 2017. Black and white bentbill. Was a very welcome surprise on Ocean Edge saltmarsh with the Oystercatchers but it was just about to be flushed by the tide and ended up flying towards Middleton saltmarsh. Hopefully one of the Lune Estuary pair returning. Some kind of courtship feeding? Meadow Pipit - 78 N. Alba Wagtail - 2 N. Goldfinch - 4 N. Siskin - 2 N. Red-throated Diver - flock of 5 on. Chiffchaff - one grounded on mound. Meadow Pipit - 129 N. Sand Martin - 4 N. Sparrowhawk - 1 N.

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Heysham Bird Observatory: Middleton evening fare

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Thursday, 6 August 2015. Middleton NR late pm. Water Rail still present and presumed to have bred. Singing male Grasshopper Warbler. Hardly any Swallows in the roost with 6 ringed and perhaps just another 6 roosting! At least three recently fledged Sparrowhawk Heysham NR. Small Copper and second brood Common Blue seen Heysham NR. In SD35 but the overnight actinics unfortunately chose this evening not to work properly! Thanks to Janet for the following excellent pics taken today at Heysham and Middleton.

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Heysham Bird Observatory: Sunday Sea Watching

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Monday, 18 May 2015. Sea-watching from 6.30 to 10.00am produced:. Marsh Harrier - 1 flew into the Bay at 7.40am, but very distant. Arctic Skua - 3 flew into the Bay - a dark morph at 8.10am, a light morph at 8.45am. And another dark morph at 9.00am. Gannet- c70, though difficult to be certain as many were flying in, as others were flying out. Auk sp - 3 flew in, all distant. Arctic Tern - 2 flew out. Fulmar - 2 flew out. Thanks to Pete Crooks for the above records. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Joe Wynn Photography: February 2013

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Monday, 4 February 2013. Down and Out in Manchester and Rhyl. That low, early morning winter sun really helps here. But its not all Buntings on the seeded patch, this Meadow Pipit has grown bold with the extensive disturbance and as a result has become quite tame. Even down to eye-level. And that bit of luck required to get something more special. But soon the bunts were back and my attention drawn away from this unobtrusive LBJ. A stunning male struts his stuff. This one appears to be trying to hide!

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Joe Wynn Photography: Scilly Birding

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Tuesday, 30 September 2014. Further off, but with better light. And a few Snipe. On the tip off of a local, I decided to catch Joe Pender's Sapphire Pelagic out that evening, even though it'd be very late in the season for anything and there was rain forecast. Good call as it turned out. I stopped on Hugh Town beach for some Turnstones. Looking at the people on the quayside above. And this surprisingly pale Gannet. As dark drew near we saw more stormies and shearwaters, and Joe caught 3 blue sharks. ...

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Joe Wynn Photography: December 2012

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Monday, 31 December 2012. 2012The Year That Was. So I thought, what with this being the eve of 2013 and the Fiscal Cliff (scary eh? I better get on with it and write it down, like an egalitarian online version of Samuel Peeps. Minus the massive wig, obviously. So without further ado, get yourself an eggnog (or a glass of water. Or nothing. I'm not forcing you.) and let me regale with tales of bygone days spent out in the field. April came just 31 days after March, and with it a trip to meet world-famous ...

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Joe Wynn Photography: July 2013

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Friday, 19 July 2013. My blog, my blog, why have you forsaken me? Of late i've been something of a vagrant, i've wandered over Manchestor and the UK generally in search of, well, nothing really. But spent a belting three days up in Scotland, the details of which I will regail the discerning reader with in due time, but for now some pure, unadulterated action from my most favourite inshore small island in Sutherland: Handa! So imagine a really sunnny coupl'a days (hard isn't it? But what Handa is renowned...

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Joe Wynn Photography: September 2014

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Tuesday, 30 September 2014. Further off, but with better light. And a few Snipe. On the tip off of a local, I decided to catch Joe Pender's Sapphire Pelagic out that evening, even though it'd be very late in the season for anything and there was rain forecast. Good call as it turned out. I stopped on Hugh Town beach for some Turnstones. Looking at the people on the quayside above. And this surprisingly pale Gannet. As dark drew near we saw more stormies and shearwaters, and Joe caught 3 blue sharks. ...

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Joe Wynn Photography: April 2013

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Tuesday, 16 April 2013. The Mountains Afar', Mull 2013- Part I. Lord Byron once wrote of Scotland that. England thy beauties are tame and domestic. To one who has roved on the mountains afar'. But in the evenings I noticed some behaviour i'd never seen before in Divers, rafting. This is when many birds gather together in a huddle on the sea. But Divers are nearly always singletons, or at best are found in small groups. Therefore the sight of 27 one evening was something of a surprise. But then you're off...

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Joe Wynn Photography: September 2013

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Thursday, 26 September 2013. Transportation (Or 'Nice Pecs'). One of the things I find odd (and I suspect everyone else finds acutely annoying) about photography is the way I can completely ignore the passage of time. Lunchtime? Time to catch the train home? No idea. It all passes me by. Which is fantastic in a way, I can think of very few things that can so totally absorb you as photography. Picking towards me indirectly, you could acutally see its footprints in the soft mud. Sunday, 1 September 2013.

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South-West Lancashire Ringing Group: March 2011

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If you are interested in becoming a ringer or would like information about the Group, contact us at:. Monday, 21 March 2011. This Saturday, group members Brian Hopkins, Pete Fearon and Jack Taylor, gave a ringing demonstration to participants of Edge Hill University's Birdwatching and Beyond course. The session at Mere Sands Wood was a massive success as participants were able to see Bullfinch, Reed Bunting, Brambling and Tree Sparrow amongst other more common woodland birds up close and personal. Other ...

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South-West Lancashire Ringing Group: February 2011

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If you are interested in becoming a ringer or would like information about the Group, contact us at:. Sunday, 27 February 2011. It has taken a while, but all 2010 data is now submitted to the BTO and we can provide the ringing results for the year. In total, 6032 birds were ringed of 73 different species. A few observations from Ian Wolfenden, Group Secretary:. We handled twice as many birds as 2009, but ringed just less than double- more retraps! South West Lancashire Ringing Group Blog. Ince Blundell a...

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