An unlikely pair of swans on the Low Lake. #Wintersett this morning. The Whooper Swan has been present all winter & though it can fly it may not be fully fit for a trip back to Iceland, we’ll see.

200 years of data from the place where conservation of birds & wildlife was born, including the worlds first nature reserve. 340 pages hardback, full colour detailing the history of the birds & the habitat & social history of the area Email [email protected] for details.

We are still managing to get at least one of these annually despite the massive decline in birds coming to the UK, but we have not had a Glaucous Gull since 2018. Birds of Wintersett - email [email protected] for details

These are available now from the Visitor Centre at Anglers Country Park (10am - 4 pm) or email: [email protected] for details.

200 years of data from the place where conservation was born including the worlds first nature reserve 340 pages hardback, full colour detailing the history of the birds & the habitat & social history of the area Available at Anglers Country Park Visitor Centre (10 -4pm) Email [email protected]

For those that have pre-ordered copies by post, these will be posted out in the next few days.

Great news - the new copies of Birds of the Wintersett Area have arrived & are now available from the Visitor Centre at Anglers Country Park (10am - 4pm) or email: [email protected] for details.

The diaries of Norman Moore from his visits to Walton Hall in the 1860s are exquisite and have provided a wealth of information on the birdlife and other wildlife in the Park. Read more of his sightings in The Birds of Wintersett for details email : [email protected]

Here’s my first bins when I started birding around 1976. They were bought by my dad around 1967, Ross 9x35 & pretty decent quality. Read how we got on in the 70s in #Birdsofwintersett Email [email protected]

Young uns never had it so good. Read how we birded in the 70s & 80s, be amazed how long it took to see that photo you just took like this 1990 Leachs Petrel! : Email [email protected]

Coming soon - Very few sites can pull on 200 years of almost continuous recording. The earliest fully dated record we have is from 04 July 1822 by Charles Waterton. ‘About half past one in the afternoon in the park at Walton Hall i heard the Cuckoo call repeatedly’. Email [email protected]

The Industrial Revolution from the late 16th century has been a major factor in the development of the habitat of the Wintersett Area. Over 80 pages are devoted to how this has impacted the area, along with other historical factors and the social impact on how birdwatching as a hobby has developed.

The Industrial Revolution from the late 16th century has been a major factor in the development of the habitat of the Wintersett Area. Over 80 pages are devoted to how this has impacted the area, along with other historical factors and the social impact on how birdwatching as a hobby has developed.

200 years of data from the place where conservation of birds & wildlife was born, including the worlds first nature reserve. 340 pages hardback, full colour detailing the history of the birds & the habitat & social history of the area Email [email protected] for details.

Due to exceptional ongoing demand we have arranged an additional print run in order to ensure everyone who wants one can obtain a copy. Even better, economies of scale allow us to offer these at just £25 per copy plus p&p. Email [email protected] for details.

Hi to all my friends from the other platform and to any new ones we may gain here. Our publication sold out during 2024 and we have some exciting news to come shortly!