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LDV_NNR
16 days ago
100% of each sale goes straight to the Friends of the
#LDV
charity, or if you’d like to support their Corncrake fundraising campaign, books can be claimed as rewards – every penny counts with Aviva very generously matching each donation made 💰
communitiesfund.avivafoundation.org.uk/p/lower-derw...
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Flamborough Bird Observatory
27 days ago
Only 4 weeks to go until the Seabird Festival starts! Join FBO’s expert seabird guides for seawatching and evening walks marvelling at the 100,000’s of breeding birds of the headland. Details here on how to book
flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/events/seabi...
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Jeff Lunn
Mac
28 days ago
#YorkshireBirding
#UKBirding
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Jeff Lunn
Flamborough Bird Observatory
about 1 month ago
Our wild bird crop is starting to burst into life. Huge thanks to
@yorkscoastnature.bsky.social
for paying for the seed to enable us to provide food for wildlife this next winter.
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Flamborough Bird Observatory
about 1 month ago
A Woodchat Shrike and Golden Oriole today’s star sightings also 24 Spotted Flycatcher, Whinchat, Grasshopper Warbler, Hobby, Little Egret and Red Kites. Full details here
flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/23...
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23rd May 2026 - Flamborough Bird Observatory
Sunny throughout, with gentle winds and a high of 22 degrees C. The birding also warmed up, with a Woodchat Shrike located in the Gorse Field late morning; although rather distant, it continued to sho...
https://flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/23rd-may-2026/
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Matt D
about 1 month ago
Woodchat Shrike at Flamborough Head yesterday. An absolute treat to see. Only seen 1 of these before.
#birds
#ukbirding
#yorksbirding
#ukbirds
@flamboroughbird.bsky.social
#woodchatshrike
#shrikes
@manchesterbirder.bsky.social
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Jeff Lunn
Flamborough Bird Observatory
about 1 month ago
Join FBO for the Seabird Festival on the 27th & 28th of June to celebrate the iconic breeding birds of the headland. Open Seawatch observatory and expert evening guided walks, it’s not to be missed!
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Mark Avery
about 1 month ago
Revisiting guest blog, by Mike Joseph, from May 2021 linking moorland burning & air pollution in the Peak District. 'for many hours residents of the upper Hope Valley were subject to abnormally high levels of particulate pollution'. Full blog:
markavery.info/2021/05/01/g...
#heatherburning
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Jeff Lunn
LDV_NNR
about 1 month ago
Thanks to
@ldvbirder.bsky.social
for the image 📸
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Jeff Lunn
Mark Avery
about 1 month ago
NEWS: study shows grouse moor heather burning important source of harmful particulate pollution affecting large numbers of people.
@universityofleeds.bsky.social
@rspbscience.bsky.social
Blog:
markavery.info/2026/05/19/m...
📷Mark Avery, Bob Berzins
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Lawy
about 1 month ago
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...
These thieves don't want rescuing, they need re-nationalising; with NO compensation; fining/prison for directors for polluting the rivers they supposedly protecting,
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Thames Water rescue deal threatened by uncertainty over next prime minister
Exclusive: Potential investors fear Andy Burnham could push to bring utility companies into public ownership
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/may/19/thames-water-rescue-deal-threatened-uncertainty-prime-minister
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Antonia Klöcker
about 1 month ago
📢 New IMR study on movement patterns of
#BaskingSharks
shows that sharks tagged above the
#ArcticCircle
in
#Norway
perform repeated large-scale movements to subtropical waters and actively use the water column across habitats.🧵 1/5 👉
doi.org/10.3354/meps...
@whoi.edu
@thembauk.bsky.social
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Long time since I’ve heard this. Great song and video.
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about 2 months ago
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Jeff Lunn
The Riverfly Partnership
about 2 months ago
Love the slow-motion videos of dancing mayflies in this.
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Jeff Lunn
Flamborough Bird Observatory
2 months ago
Eiders, Sandwich Terns and Manx Shearwaters featured on the seawatch, on land Common Sandpiper, Cetti’s Warbler, Redstart and 3 Redpoll. Full details here
flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/28...
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28th April 2026 - Flamborough Bird Observatory
A cool day, with light/moderate north-north-easterly winds, sunny skies after an overcast morning, and a best of ten degrees C. Thirteen Eiders were recorded during a seawatch that also featured three...
https://flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/28th-april-2026/
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Wednesday 22 April Cliff Wood SYorks Pied Fly 3m 2f
2 months ago
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Jeff Lunn
NEYEDC
2 months ago
3 days to go...can you help us record in Hull?! 🍃 All records collected during the City Nature Challenge are incorporated into our database and help local-decision making in our area:
uk.inaturalist.org/projects/cit...
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Jeff Lunn
LDV_NNR
2 months ago
Other sightings have also come in recently from
@rspb.bsky.social
Blacktoft_Sands, Nosterfield LNR, Cambridgeshire and Cork. Thank you to everyone who has sent in sightings and photographs, helping us to monitor this rapidly expanding species in the
#LDV
@yorkbirding.bsky.social
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Night Into Day
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Night Into Day
The thing changing the world this year is...batteries.
https://open.substack.com/pub/billmckibben/p/night-into-day?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
2 months ago
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Little Don Valley today Ring Ouzel 4m2f, Pied Fly 1m, Wheatear 1m, Stonechat 1m. Curlew2, Bit windy.
2 months ago
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Jeff Lunn
NEYEDC
3 months ago
Our Director, Simon, would like to thank the
@ynuorg.bsky.social
YNU Lepidoptera Group for the hospitality at their Annual Meeting at Bramham on Sunday. The 2025 reports were fascinating and suggested some interesting patterns in the distribution of both butterflies and moths.
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Excellent report on marine recording on the Yorkshire coast
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4 months ago
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Jeff Lunn
Flamborough Bird Observatory
4 months ago
Sunny weather meant time out=birds in! 2 Cranes over South Landing, 9 Barnacle, 1 Egyptian and 62 White-fronted Geese, Black Redstart, 20 Snow Bunting at North Marsh with 15 more at Buckton while a Short-eared Owl was at RSPB Bempton. Full details here
flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/14...
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14th February 2026 - Flamborough Bird Observatory
In stark contrast to recent days and weeks, it was a bight sunny day with a light to moderate north-westerly. After a frosty start the temperature rose to 8°C by early afternoon. Seawatching highlight...
https://flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/14th-february-2026/
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John Conlin-Hulme
5 months ago
Great to see some good news in the local press - well done
@spurnbirdobs.bsky.social
!
#YorkshireBirding
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£94,000 lottery grant secures future of little tern project - The Holderness and Hornsea Gazette
A major conservation project protecting one of the UK’s most successful little tern colonies near Spurn has secured £94,000 in funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund. The Beacon Ponds little ...
https://holderness-gazette.co.uk/94000-lottery-grant-secures-future-of-little-tern-project/
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Jeff Lunn
NEYEDC
6 months ago
Two years on from the Yorkshire Marine Nature Partnership priority setting workshop, delegates from 21 of the partnership's organisations, including NEYEDC, have come together today to review work to date & feed into future plans for marine recovery 🐚
yorkshiremarinenaturepartnership.org.uk
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Jeff Lunn
NEYEDC
5 months ago
We have a new piece published today on our website, the next instalment of our 'Spotlight on...' local groups series. This time, we're sharing the work of Sheriff Hutton Hedgehog Group, and how we're supporting them:
www.neyedc.org.uk/updates-insi...
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Supporting Local Recording Communities: Spotlight on…Sheriff Hutton Hedgehog Group — neyedc
Our next local recording community spotlight is on Sheriff Hutton Hedgehog Group, a group formed as an offshoot of Sheriff Hutton Nature Group, located approximately 10 miles north north-east of York.
https://www.neyedc.org.uk/updates-insights/2026/1/16/supporting-local-recording-communities-spotlight-onsheriff-hutton-hedgehog-group
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Jeff Lunn
BTO | British Trust for Ornithology
6 months ago
Hear from Dr Ellie Leech, Head of our Ringing & Nest Recording Team, as she talks about positive breeding success for 14 species, and the value of data gathered by BTO bird ringers.
#Ornithology
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Jeff Lunn
LDV_NNR
6 months ago
It's useful to see and understand how the Woodcock are using the wider area beyond the designated and protected sites - always more to discover/learn 🐦 Huge thanks to our team for all the hours spent after dark building up this valuable data set 🔦
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Jeff Lunn
LDV_NNR
6 months ago
This book is available at the price of £25 with all funds going to the Friends of the
#LDV
and towards supporting conservation/research projects across the reserve 🐦🦆🪶 If you'd like to pre-order yourself a copy please contact
[email protected]
, thank you
@yorkbirding.bsky.social
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Jeff Lunn
Flamborough Bird Observatory
7 months ago
Wildfowl featured on the seawatch with Long-tailed Skua , 4 Little Auk and Black-throated Diver. Dusky Warbler still, 3 Firecrest, Long-eared Owl, Black Redstart and 5 Snow Bunting. Full details here
flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/15...
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15th November 2025 - Flamborough Bird Observatory
Overcast with persistent but light rain until early afternoon, a blustery easterly wind and top temperature of nine degrees C. Wildfowl moving past the Seawatch Observatory included 123 dark-bellied B...
https://flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/15th-november-2025/
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Jeff Lunn
Flamborough Bird Observatory
8 months ago
Seawatching was the order of the day with Leach’s Storm Petrel the highlight, 3 Sooty Shearwater, Blue Fulmar, 4 Great Northern Diver, Long-tailed Duck and Little Auk. Also Merlin, 7 Snow Bunting and Black Redstart. Full details here
flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/14...
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14th November 2025 - Flamborough Bird Observatory
Strong east-north-east winds and rain throughout, with a maximum of nine degrees C. Seawatching provided the highlights, headlined by a close Leach’s Petrel that slowly flew north just beyond the surf...
https://flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/14th-november-2025/
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Richard K Broughton
8 months ago
Always fascinating to see new
@btobirds.bsky.social
Ringing & Nest Recording report. Willow Tits at new low, no nestlings ringed at all, just 6 nests monitored. Ringed Marsh Tit halved from 2010. No Lesser Spotted Woodpeckers ringed in UK for 2nd yr running.
www.bto.org/get-involved...
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Online Ringing and Nest Recording Report | BTO
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Royd Moor viewpoint vismig 10-11. Pinkfeet 460 in 3 skeins NE; all SW: MPipit 55, Skylark 6, Fieldfare 8, Redwing 8, Chaffinch14, Siskin20, Linnet 2, Starling 6
9 months ago
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Jeff Lunn
Flamborough Bird Observatory
10 months ago
First session done!! Highlights being adult Pomarine Skua, Black Tern, 2 Little Tern, several Sooty Shearwater and lots of Little Gull. See you back at the observatory at 4pm!
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@Barnsleybsg Quail calling from grassy field in between Scout Dike and Royd Moor 11.00-11.15 (follow gully up from Scout Dike south bank)
12 months ago
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Jeff Lunn
LDV_NNR
about 1 year ago
Great year for Curlew in the
#LDV
with another brood found newly hatched this morning and left in peace. This was the 34th brood seen on the reserve this year – fingers crossed now for good fledging success 🐣
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Whimbrel and Grasshopper Warbler at Broadstones Res this a.m. Also 2 Tree Sparrows, Garden W and Stonechat on the heath and Raven over.
about 1 year ago
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Scout Dyke (S Yorks) circular today. Wheatear 1, Garden W 5s, Willow W 13s, Whitethroat 5s, Tree Sparrow 5, Yellowhammer 3s, GCG 8 + 1 sitting
about 1 year ago
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Geoff Carr
about 1 year ago
My first Swallow of the year flew past me at eye level at Wilthorpe marsh this morning. Always nice to see them back. 😀. Also, Little Owl, Green Woodpecker, 8 Buzzards, Kingfisher, 2 Cetti’s Warblers and 10+ Chiffchaff.
@barnsleybsg.bsky.social
@lunnjeff.bsky.social
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6 March Broomhill 3 Goldeneye, The Fleet 1 Water Pipit, Wombwell Ings 1 Ringed Plover, 1 Green Sand, 2 Shelduck, 2 Oystercatcher. Lapwings, Redshank & Skylarks starting to display.
over 1 year ago
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Graham Appleton
over 1 year ago
A summary of this important new paper is available as WaderTales blog #144:
wadertales.wordpress.com/2025/01/09/h...
#ornithology
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Jeff Lunn
Flamborough Bird Observatory
over 1 year ago
East of the Dykes an adult Iceland Gull, 3 Goldeneye, Grey Plover, Woodcock and 26 Snow Bunting while 30+ were seen at RSPB Bempton with Merlin and Corn Bunting and Jack Snipe at Buckton
#Yorkshirebirding
flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/4t...
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4th January 2025 - Flamborough Bird Observatory
Overcast, with a light south-westerly wind and a high of just three degrees C. An adult Iceland Gull that flew west along the South Cliffs represented the headland’s first white-winged gull since New ...
https://flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/4th-january-2025/
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Jeff Lunn
Flamborough Bird Observatory
over 1 year ago
A quieter day with Red-necked Grebe and Yellow-legged Gull on the seawatch, Great Northern Diver on the sea and Black Redstart on the south cliffs.
flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/11...
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11th December 2024 - Flamborough Bird Observatory
Thick cloud persisted all day in a light northerly, maximum tempertaure 7°C. A quieter seawatch still managed to deliver a Red-necked Grebe, a Yellow-legged Gull and 54 Red-throated Divers. A Great No...
https://flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/11th-december-2024/
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