A varied walk taking in a number of locations around the Lune Estuary including Conder Pool, the River Conder. the Lune Estuary and the scrubby habitats bordering the old railway line.  Waders, gulls and terns will feature heavily and hopefully there will be some passerine movement to enjoy as well. Please email [email protected] if you

A visit to Heysham during the peak of autumn migration. Our focus will be flexible depending on whether the weather conditions are better suited to watching seabird migration, overhead visible migration or looking for grounded migrants. Either way there s always something of interest to be seen. Please email [email protected] if you would like to

There are few better sights than seeing vast flocks of Pink-footed Geese leaving their roost at dawn and few sites can compete with Pilling Marsh for the variety and number of birds involved, all set against great views of Bowland and the Lake District. We'll watch the geese leave their roost and keep an eye

Dalton Crags will be best known to LDBWS members for the comprehensive coverage by Bryan Yorke. This site, at the southern end of the Hutton Roof/Farleton Knott ridge, can be an excellent location to watch visible migration. At this time of year we may be lucky enough to witness large numbers of thrushes and finches

The farmland. saltmarshes and mudflats at the mouth of the Lune Estuary make for excellent birdwatching. Large herds of Whooper Swans feed in the fields and may contain the occasional Bewick's Swan, and Cattle Egret have become quite regular in recent years. Large wader flocks can be seen, including some of the biggest congregations of