[Gar]

in reply to: St. Nicholas Arcades #7591

Outside of the area.
A pair of Oystercatcher regularly nest in an unknown location somewhere in the industrial area beyond the long-on boundary at Kendal Cricket Club. They’re often successful and sometimes a noisy adult and their offspring appear during a match, which is sometimes more entertaining to watch than the game itself. There’s been a pair here again this year.

[Gar]

in reply to: St. Nicholas Arcades #7586

A pair have produced two young near the disused Milnthorpe railway station.

[Gar]

in reply to: Breeding birds #7532

Don’t know how to do private messages but if anyone wants to contact me about breeding birds for your atlas in sensitive areas I can provide grid references.

[Gar]

in reply to: Various #7523

Agree with you about Sedge Warbler numbers. I’ve been finding more than usual, some in locations where I’ve not recorded them before. Willow Warbler numbers have been impressive this year too.

[Gar]

in reply to: Fickle Tree Sparrows? #7464

We’ve had Tree Sparrows visiting our feeders in Milnthorpe regularly over the past few years, with breeding success last year. Two pairs have been here this year. Keeping an eye on them and will see what transpires this year.

[Gar]

in reply to: Green Sandpiper #7248

Thanks for that. I’ll keep an ear out next time I’m there.

[Gar]

in reply to: Whooper Swan #6945

SD 472835

[Gar]

in reply to: Whooper Swan #6941

Hi
Is this reference sufficient or do you need the 6 figure number? SD 4783

[Gar]

in reply to: Arnside Viaduct . Some good news and some bad…….. #6577

Thanks Stephen.
It will be interesting to see if this planned trail ever happens.

[Gar]

in reply to: Collared goose? #6241

Think its a goose being monitored from Windermere. There’s a few of them about.

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