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in reply to: Yellow-browed Warblers #6484
Still one at Heysham NR wandserwing around with Goldcrests eastern end and dog walk track parallel to Moneyclose Lane
in reply to: Hest Bank Turtle Dove #6463Present all day today and survived the dog walker onslaught feeding regularly
in reply to: Grey Phalarope #6443Managed to see it by scoping into the harbour from the end of the single track potholed road running past the IOM ferry terminal today (& Jean, Rosie, Mario). It was hugging the inner end of the north harbour wall about half way along below the white ‘silos’. Both the harbour and power station police are aware of its presence and therefore birders expected along that sensitive road which today saved the taxing walk in driving rain past the outfalls. Please give your details on request. It may go in the calm weather tonight/tomorrow, but, if not, you have a much wider vista of the harbour from the lighthouse at the end of the walk past the outfalls in case it wanders (eg couldnt see it from the end of the narrow road yesterday)
No obvious sign of the 1st W Little Gull today
in reply to: Evening of14th Leighton Moss #6196Where’s the main egret roost now please in the Leighton area?
in reply to: Pink-footed geese #6190Add another 205 to above total over Midd NR whilst packing up 1100-1130
in reply to: Pink-footed geese #6189966 plus two skeins heard only over Midd NR 0645-1100. Probably some missed as very high in following wind
in reply to: Pink-footed geese #6177Flock of 30 south over the intertidal Heysham c0800 (per Malcolm)
in reply to: Carnforth slag tips. July 23 2022 #5868Hi
Were the rock pipits behaving territorially please? Have you seen them before this summer? Has anyone an update on the Barrow Scout/JBP pair please?in reply to: Red Nab – Heysham Harbour #574338 Meds at 1315 including 8 1st summer/2cy as the tide was starting to cover Red nab. About half the number of bhg and Meds cp the other day when 63 Meds and suspect some of the Red nab roosting Meds may already have left for the lune estuary before I arrived
in reply to: Conder Green/Lancaster Canal #5667Thanks Luke
in reply to: Bloe Greet / Cross of Greet / Croasdale Sat 4 June #5654Can you tetrad your breeding records please. Obviously bridge of greet woods are out of the area so just the SD65T,Y,T,Z stuff and any in 66 thanks. We’re you not approached by raptor watch staff/volunteers?
in reply to: Conder Green/Lancaster Canal #5649Worth recording the white plume – nowhere near as common as used to be – if you give a grid ref I’ll stick it on mapmate ready for next sync with county records hub. Thanks
in reply to: Leck Fell and Cowan Bridge #5565Re ‘not doing anything different’ mean no extra drainage? No supplementary feeding attracting gulls and crows? High speed stock round ups using quad bikes?
in reply to: Stone Jetty #5543So it looks like none of the auks made it as far in as the jetty – I left at 0915 so obviously didn’t see them fly out before them. Skua timing in relation to tide typical – I was a bit late today
in reply to: Sea early am #5537Rubbish this morning with apologies to 23 Gannet and 6 Razorbill, but it did see the start of the Sanderling spring passage with one on the seawatch and then four feeding on Heysham skeer at low tide
in reply to: Sea early am #5529HeySham: Bit of a madhouse on the sea 0700-0720ish and a steady amount of stuff from 0630 until it dried up suddenly at about 0745. Ad LM Pom out at 0710 rapidly followed by an inbound very close dark Arctic at 0711. A heat haze set in about 0730 and what may have been the same Pom heading back in at 0740 at longer range couldn’t be clinched. Quite a few inbound Kittiwake this am. See posting later today on HeySham Obs site which will hopefully include some stuff from this evenings incomer. Need the forecasted cloud cover and increased wind to materialise.
in reply to: Sea early am #5523Sea today in two sessions from heysham north wall included 5 Arctic Skua, yet another Puffin and something which was unfortunately just a bit too distant to clinch the identification as a putative so Slav Grebe. Size, Flight jizz, upperwing features spot on but could eg only see a ‘dark’ head and too far away to see the detail
in reply to: Sunday morning #5501Bits in the earlier stages of the dropping tide including flock of 12 Arctic Tern towering over the harbour heading NE and a dark morph Arctic Skua similarly but high over HeySham Head…..along with two frustratingly distant auks which looked like Puffin but obviously not claiming such. Dead after 0650 as everything had presumably been flushed out of the bay by the dropping tide and nothing obvious inbound
in reply to: Puffin – Heysham North Harbour Wall #5476Managed to get on this site just to say my phone is dead after trying to photograph the Puffin!!! So sorry if people trying to contact eg re-Atlas squares. Best to email [email protected] Thanks
in reply to: Leighton Moss & House Martins #3759Agree – swallows are way down NE lancs more so than HM
Hi Rosie. Please change to 0915. Thanks.
in reply to: Stonechat – Heysham Village Bay #2403Two more on the other side of the Head by the harbour lighthouse and on Ocean Edge
Ad (winter) med behind incoming Ben my Chree
in reply to: Caton Moor snow bunting #2392And again today
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