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lancashire wildlife blogs collecting together in one place the information about lancashire wildlife published on blogs. to help people discover, enjoy and protect our local natural history. please note the content of any blog post on this site is the property of the specific blog publisher and not this website. menu wildlife blogs twitter feeds flickr groups about wildlife hot spots hot spots map hot spots list get more involved identification help join a group holiday accommodation another ad med posted on june 21, 2018 june 21, 2018 by pete marsh - in heysham bird observatory (lwt) missed out on an early morning seawatch due to alarm problems!manx shearwater - one outmed gull - 2cy am, ad pmshag - wooden jettylapwing - one red nab unseasonala nice mixed bag from janet's travels today - thanks for these janet continue reading » another ad med... posted in heysham bird observatory (lwt) permalink go to source. http://heyshamobservatory.blogspot.com/2018/06/another-ad-med.html just six days to go posted on june 20, 2018 by alan wright - in lancashire wildlife trust release date: sun, 24/06/2018 (all day) main image: summary: just six days to go and 30 days wild will be gone for another year - so these days will be a challenge in themselves. so far, my best bit has been seeing a marsh harrier at leighton moss, the rspb's reserve in north lancashire. seeing these endangered and much-bigger-than-i-imagined raptor flying over the reedbed was truly breath-taking. it is, in fact, the largest of the harriers at up to half a metre long with a wingspan up to 1.2 metres. read more... continue reading » just six days to go... posted in lancashire wildlife trust permalink go to source. http://www.lancswt.org.uk/news/2018/06/20/just-six-days-go hedgehog in the road posted on june 20, 2018 by alan wright - in lancashire wildlife trust release date: sat, 23/06/2018 (all day) main image: summary: my wild act for day 23 started unexpectedly early. bang on midnight to be exact. i was woken up by my dad, shouting that he had found a hedgehog that needed help. after throwing on a coat, i came outside to see my dad squatting in the road, attempting to coax the hedgehog into an old ice cream tub. the hedgehog was having none of it and snuffling in annoyance. read more... continue reading » hedgehog in the road... posted in lancashire wildlife trust permalink go to source. http://www.lancswt.org.uk/news/2018/06/20/hedgehog-road rising stars of the garden posted on june 20, 2018 by alan wright - in lancashire wildlife trust release date: fri, 22/06/2018 (all day) main image: summary: we have a lot of foxgloves in our garden this year, growing out of the flowerbeds, various pots and even halfway up the stone walls. it is always a pleasure to see these tall and magnificent plants with their pink flower spikes, rising out of the geraniums in the garden. and it is also great to hear the bees when they wander into those tubular flowers and let out surprisingly contented hums and buzzes. foxgloves are not just common in your garden they are also seen in woodlands and along our local river bank. read more... continue reading » rising stars of the garden... posted in lancashire wildlife trust permalink go to source. http://www.lancswt.org.uk/news/2018/06/20/rising-stars-garden mainly conder green….what again! posted on june 20, 2018 june 20, 2018 by pete woodruff - in birds2blog i got no further than the lune estuary at glasson dock after my visit to conder green on monday, where i saw more early returning waders when i found 4 common sandpiper and up to 145 redshank, there was also the first returning little grebe in it's fine summer plumage. i was a little surprised to find my record of an even earlier little grebe here on 9 june 2017, but it'll be a while yet before the number builds to a double figure on conder pool by the autumn.seven common tern were on conder pool, four adult and the three chicks still looking good tuesday morning according to ip's report, despite savage attacks by the invaders from the island the previous day. the island pair have abandoned their breeding attempt, but an avocet at the opposite end leads me to suspect they might be nesting on the back side of this is... continue reading » mainly conder green….what again!... posted in birds2blog permalink go to source. http://woodruff4.blogspot.com/2018/06/mainly-conder-greenwhat-again.html my own wild lookout posted on june 20, 2018 by alan wright - in lancashire wildlife trust release date: thu, 21/06/2018 (all day) main image: summary: this may not look like heaven to many people, but this is my patch of wild paradise in the centre of urban sprawl. still a work in progress, and perhaps something that will never be finished (really i don’t think anyone’s garden is ever finished) this is where i come most evenings to unwind after wrestling my way through the notorious inner-city traffic. when we first moved into our apartment, our balcony was an unloved space that clearly hadn’t been used for much more than storage in a long while – really it left very little to the imagination. re... continue reading » my own wild lookout... posted in lancashire wildlife trust permalink go to source. http://www.lancswt.org.uk/news/2018/06/20/my-own-wild-lookout pied flycatcher ras interim report posted on june 20, 2018 june 20, 2018 by north lancs ringing group - in now got the data for about half our ras study of pied flycatchers in the lune valley woodlands.so far it has been a good season although there has been three reports of nest box predation by either weasels or stoats.so far in total we have ringed or retrapped 369 birds made up of 33 males, 60 females and 286 nestlings. the later have survived well in the excellent june weather, the number of caterpillars on the oak especially appears to be high, and the numbers of insects especially midges is amazing!a quick analysis of the retrap data shows that although 13 of the birds ringed as nestlings in previous years and retrapped breeding this year returned to their native wood, but 27 moved to other woods within the lune valley. but of adult birds 13 returned to the wood they breed in last year and only two changed woods. t... continue reading » pied flycatcher ras interim report... posted in uncategorized permalink go to source. http://northlancsringinggroup.blogspot.com/2018/06/pied-flycatcher-ras-interim-report.html nothing new today posted on june 20, 2018 june 20, 2018 by pete marsh - in heysham bird observatory (lwt) one brief rock pipit sighting1x 2cy med (one with blackish head)shag 2cy aroundlinnet breeding in sd35z - carrying nest materialquite a few moths in the trap including blackneck and heart and club continue reading » nothing new today... posted in heysham bird observatory (lwt) permalink go to source. http://heyshamobservatory.blogspot.com/2018/06/nothing-new-today.html underground and overground. posted on june 19, 2018 june 19, 2018 by phil slade - in another bird blog we’ve had a few dreary mornings and i’d waited days for a bright, clear morning to drive into the hills with camera at the ready. tuesday looked promising so i was up early and then drove north and east with fingers crossed as i left the coast behind. this was probably the last chance of the year as upland birds have already started their return journeys to coastal locations. "click the pics" for close-ups. to the coast there are not many lapwing around now and i was counting ones and twos only, with little sign of late breeders. in my experience, lapwings tend to give up rather than try again if their early breeding fails with small flocks appearing as early as mid-june. i found a good number of curlew, some with large “running” chicks but also a good sized one learning the ropes of calling from a drystone wall. ... continue reading » underground and overground.... posted in another bird blog permalink go to source. https://anotherbirdblog.blogspot.com/2018/06/underground-and-overg

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