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bird watching lancashire bird watching blogs in lancashire. please note the content of any blog post on this site is the property of the specific blog publisher and not this website. menu lancs. birdwatching blogs lancs. wildlife blogs wildlife hot spots hot spots map hot spots list get more involved wildlife identification join a group another moth posted on june 13, 2018 june 13, 2018 by the hairy birder - in fleetwood birder yesterday morning i checked a barn owl and kestrel box at my good friends robert and diana's farm. in the barn owl box were two chicks about two days old, so there could be a couple more eggs to hatch. the female kestrel was in residence at the box and she was sat, presumably incubating eggs or brooding small young, so we didn't disturb her. i'll be back in ten days or so to hopefully ring the barn owl and kestrel chicks. highly zoomed picture of the kestrel in her boxthis morning as i was putting my ringing box away in my storage box in the garage i caught out of the corner of my eye what i thought was a hornet resting on my tool bag! my first thought was "that's going to be interesting getting that beastie out of the garage"! still thinking i was dealing with a hornet i thought i would carefully lift my tool bag up, carry it outside,... continue reading » another moth... posted in fleetwood birder permalink go to source blog. http://fleetwoodbirder.blogspot.com/2018/06/another-moth.html sleepy time north posted on june 13, 2018 june 13, 2018 by phil slade - in another bird blog there’s not a lot to report from this morning’s birding sortie but then it is sleepy mid-june. the regular barn owl flew over someone’s garden and past their lounge window. that’s a pretty good bird for anyone’s garden list. barn owli stopped at gulf lane to inspect the bird seed cover crop and where pretty soon we’ll be catching more linnets, a few goldfinch and one or two other species. there’s been a tremendous surge of growth in the six or seven weeks since the farmer sowed the field during which there’s been zero rain with lots of sunny days. at the end of july we’ll cut a 100 ft ride for single panel nets through the crop and away we go with linnet catching through until march. bird seed cover crop i saw six or eight goldfinch and a couple of linnets along the edge of the dried up ditch plus a sin... continue reading » sleepy time north... posted in another bird blog permalink go to source blog. https://anotherbirdblog.blogspot.com/2018/06/sleepy-time-north.html birds, butterflies, & banded. posted on june 12, 2018 june 12, 2018 by pete woodruff - in birds2blog a conder green - glasson dock circuit proved eventful, and started at conder pool where 7 common tern were seen as two adult on tern island, two adult on the pontoon which now have two chicks, and a loose bird departing the pool toward the estuary. image. ian pinkerton.the oystercatcher pontoon pair having had three young, are now down to two, one has 'disappeared'. ip's image shows the continuing hostilities, with the common tern attacking the unguarded oystercatcher young, 'clik the pik' for a blow up of the picture to better see the unfortunate chick through the now heavily soiled perspex. a pair of avocet seem to have settled in on the backside of tern island, and 15 tufted duck were also noted on the pool.update.the latest news re conder pool, is that both adult terns left the two chicks unattend... continue reading » birds, butterflies, & banded.... posted in birds2blog permalink go to source blog. http://woodruff4.blogspot.com/2018/06/bird-butterfly-banded.html moths posted on june 10, 2018 june 10, 2018 by the hairy birder - in fleetwood birder after a full week of 4:00 a.m. alarm calls i was determined not to get up too early over weekend in order to recharge my batteries before the early alarm calls kick in again monday morning!the potential barn owls that i mentioned in a previous post turned out to be jackdaws! i checked the box that one of my farmer friends has in one of his buildings that he thought was occupied by barn owls, but when i peered into the box the beady eyes of large jackdaw chicks peered back at me! anyway, at least we know he doesn't have barn owls, well not in that box!i ran my garden moth trap on friday and saturday night and although i didn't get huge numbers i did catch a few interesting species. new for the garden were setaceous hebrew character, clouded-bordered brindle and figure of eighty. my totals over the two nights of what i could identify, in addi... continue reading » moths... posted in fleetwood birder permalink go to source blog. http://fleetwoodbirder.blogspot.com/2018/06/moths.html missed the pink posted on june 9, 2018 june 12, 2018 by phil slade - in another bird blog i found myself looking at starlings this morning. yes, those noisy, mucky pests that carry the very appropriate latin title of sturnus vulgaris. for readers not up to speed with the latest rarity news, there has been an influx of rose-coloured starlings into western europe and the uk from the pink ones’ normal area of easternmost europe and southern asia. in those parts the species inhabits steppe and open agricultural land but when they turn up here in the uk they might be found in almost any habitat that resembles their original. an adult rosy starling looks nothing like our common starling but for the next few weeks it’s a good idea to check out any post-breeding starling flocks as the juveniles of each species have a closer likeness.all of a sudden there are a lot of starlings around this week with flocks here and t... continue reading » missed the pink... posted in another bird blog permalink go to source blog. https://anotherbirdblog.blogspot.com/2018/06/missed-pink.html nairn better posted on june 9, 2018 by wadingthroughwigeon - in wading through wigeon just come back from a fantastic family holiday in nairn near inverness, where we managed to see most of the highland and speyside specialities in just one full day birding plus some stop offs after days out. an extended stop at killiecrankie on the way up saw 2 singing wood warbler – what a great place to have lunch and stretch your legs. the caravan park that we stopped at was great, right by nairn’s lovely beach and surrounded by gorse, broom and some forest full of yellowhammer and redpoll. a few pure(ish) looking hoodies were around with various intergrades and pure carrions. the days birding was mostly spent walking in golden eagle territory and we saw 3 different birds – an adult and a young bird together and a lone young bird that gave fantastic views overhead – the pics with the buzzard are quite nice as a s... continue reading » nairn better... posted in wading through wigeon permalink go to source blog. https://wadingthroughwigeon.wordpress.com/2018/06/09/nairn-better/ pleasant bowland birding. posted on june 9, 2018 june 9, 2018 by pete woodruff - in birds2blog cuckoo. cliff raby @ fylde coast wildlife another perfect day for a wander on the bowland fells which paid off nicely, not only because i heard my first cuckoo from harrisend, distant and sounding like it came from the grisedale/nicky nook area. it took me two hours to find the only male stonechat seen, it was alarm calling with it's sharp whistle and throaty clicking, the female no doubt somewhere on the nest, 13 meadow pipit was two up on my last low count of eleven here on 8 may, 3 linnet, 2 willow warbler, 2 wren, a mistle thrush and blackbird. a kestrel with two tail feathers missing, and of 4 buzzard seen, one over high had prey dangling from it's talons, which on size and shape looked suspiciously like a stoat. of 5 reed bunting seen there was some odd behaviour by a male w... continue reading » pleasant bowland birding.... posted in birds2blog permalink go to source blog. http://woodruff4.blogspot.com/2018/06/pleasant-bowland-birding.html comment on hen harriers breed in bowland posted on june 7, 2018 by alex m - in sky dancer can you

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