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| A Herd of Whitness" when a "wedge" of Whooper Swans came over Dalton Crags and then headed North West for their onward journey to the Solway and on to Iceland. Noisy but nice! |
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Bryan Yorke (1948-2022)
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This is a sketch showing how the Mipits were flying side on! (Click over sketch to enlarge) Thursday 3rd April 2014 (Forecast: Wind Ea... -
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COLD WEATHER THRUSH MOVEMENTS REPORTED IN SOUTH OF UK Yesterday (February 1st 2019) there were several reports coming through of a larg... -
Fieldfare - thanks to Richard Steel VISMIG STARTS Saturday 28th November 2020 Taylors Fields (Down in dip - area called tram at SD53918768... -
Redwing (photo: courtesy of Craig Bell) "Vismig, once tasted is compelling for the interested, and at times will be soul destro... -
Just a little sketch showing the directions of migration over Hutton Roof (Click over to enlarge) IF YOU WANT TO CHECK OUT HISTORIC R... -
Visible Bird Migration over Burton In Kendal - Autumn 2021 For earlier years please click over the year - Autumn Bird Migration over Burt... -
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APPLEBY HORSE FAIR photos from years past (Click here to see a further 560 - including the 2010 fair, then select and click to enlarge) (Ple... -
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Spent time with the family and really enjoyed the tour of Capernwray. The students had organized it really well with lots and lots of activi...
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19th April - IN FOCUS SOUTH WEST Optics day this Sunday 21st April @PortlandBirdObs @DorsetWildlife for more info call Keith 01225 891352 @opticronuk @SwarovskiOptik ...
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Grasshoppers arrive, and another Osprey sighting, (although perhaps "sighting" is pushing it a bit!) - A fresh NW wind with just the odd light shower. *South shore* Janet was first to check this morning. Nine *Pale-bellied Brent geese *on Red Nab Rock pipit...
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18th Apr - There was a noticeable increase in *Wheatear *numbers with at least 56 birds across the Point along with eight *Willow Warblers*, nine *Lesser Whitethroa...18 hours ago
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A Spanish Stopover - 2023 was such a poor year for ringing birds that our site at Pilling yielded just 2 Common Whitethroats, one in July and one in August. Neither were caught...
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Black-winged Stilt at Black Hole Marsh - News of a *Black-winged Stilt *at Black Hole Marsh tempted me to make the effort to get out and see a nice bird for a change and also visit Black Hole Ma...
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High Brown Fritillary (Arnside Knott Aug 2009)
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Autumnwatch 2014
With Chris and Michaela (Photo: Jamie Normanton CWT)
Autumn Leaves
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Dalton 5th Nov 2010
Smoked Sunbeams
Arnside Knott - 31st Aug 2010
Small Pearl Bordered Fritillary
Warton Crag 3rd July 2009
Marsh Helliborine
Carnforth 6th July 2011.
Birds of Dalton Crags and Hutton Roof
by Bryan Yorke
"Celebrating Our Swifts"
by Tanya and Edmund Hoare
50 Shades of Grey Limestone
Peter Standing
Orchids and Rare Flora of Hutton Roof
by Bryan Yorke
South Lakeland Bats
Gail Armstrong
Does the Honey Bee have a future
Dr. Fred Ayres
Butterflies of Hutton Roof and catch up
Bryan Yorke
Confessions of a Lunatic
Dr. Kevin Briggs
Badgers, scapegoats or villains?
Ian McMurdo
Rivers of South Cumbria
Jayne Wilkinson
Wild Morecambe Bay
by David Poole
Butterflies of the North West
Chris Winnick
Morecambe Bay Underwater Safari
Gordon Fletcher
Ferns of South Cumbria
Alec Greening
Leighton Moss
David Mower
On our Doorstep
Bryan Yorke
Saving Red Squirrels
Bob Cartwright
Moths of Morecambe Bay
Steve Benner
Hedgehogs
Rowan Worsman