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Causeway Coast Ringing Group: April 2015
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Causeway Coast Ringing Group. An account of the ringing and general birding activities of the Causeway Coast Ringing Group on the north coast of Northern Ireland. All Ireland Bird Ringing Data. Thursday, 23 April 2015. This morning it was just John and I, starting at 06.15. It was very foggy, persisting through the morning to our departure around midday. The wind was very light and it was relatively mild, although a little damp from the fog. Again we set up the three main net rides. Willow Warbler 14 3.
Causeway Coast Ringing Group: Projects/Activities
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Causeway Coast Ringing Group. An account of the ringing and general birding activities of the Causeway Coast Ringing Group on the north coast of Northern Ireland. All Ireland Bird Ringing Data. Aside from our general ringing, we have some species specific projects. Sparrowhawk nest © JC. Long-eared Owl nest © JC. Long-eared Owl © JC. On top of the natural nests, John has 30 Kestrel boxes dotted about areas of suitable habitat. Unfortunately the only inhabitants to take up residence to date are Jack...
Causeway Coast Ringing Group: Sites
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Causeway Coast Ringing Group. An account of the ringing and general birding activities of the Causeway Coast Ringing Group on the north coast of Northern Ireland. All Ireland Bird Ringing Data. The Bann estuary sits at the mouth of the longest river in Northern Ireland, the Lower Bann, which drains Lough Neagh in to the Atlantic Ocean. The estuary is the focus of the majority of our ringing projects with a number of spots utilised. Our main ringing site in the estuary is Portstewart Strand. This site is ...
Causeway Coast Ringing Group: June 2015
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Causeway Coast Ringing Group. An account of the ringing and general birding activities of the Causeway Coast Ringing Group on the north coast of Northern Ireland. All Ireland Bird Ringing Data. Tuesday, 23 June 2015. Sand Martin Colony 22/06/2015. This morning I made use of some fine conditions to make the first visit of the year to the main Sand Martin colony near Macfin. It was actually a bit windy but the lay of land helps protect the nets from the wind blowing off the river. June Bits and Pieces.
Causeway Coast Ringing Group: July 2015
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Causeway Coast Ringing Group. An account of the ringing and general birding activities of the Causeway Coast Ringing Group on the north coast of Northern Ireland. All Ireland Bird Ringing Data. Thursday, 30 July 2015. Portstewart Strand 30/07/2015 - Kingfishers - Goldfinch Control Details. This morning I arrived on site at 06.45 in fair conditions. It started overcast, with winds around 5mph from the NW and it was 11 °. A juvenile Lesser Redpoll minus the red. Moths added to the mix. The Orchids are...
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Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study: April 2015
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Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study. Gallery - First-winter BHG. Tuesday, 28 April 2015. Just as this time last year, the blog has taken a backseat recently to fieldwork for much bigger, darker birds than Black-headed Gulls! Brood of four large Raven chicks in Co. Down. We have more than doubled the number of Raven nests we're monitoring for the NI Raptor Study Group since 2014 and this has taken up much of our time of the past few weeks. Friday, 17 April 2015. Latvian re-sightings are like buses.
Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study: Colour-ringed Sandwich Terns
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Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study. Gallery - First-winter BHG. Wednesday, 12 August 2015. Things are certainly on the move with migrating birds passing through and gulls returning to their wintering sites. We have had several reports of continental birds already back at Whitehouse Lagoon, Belfast Lough and at Antrim, Lough Neagh. I'll post a short update on the gulls in the next few days. I suspected a couple of them were birds ringed by Ewan Weston in NE Scotland and passed the sightings on.
Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study: First Mediterranean Gull colour-ringed in Northern Ireland
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Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study. Gallery - First-winter BHG. Saturday, 18 July 2015. First Mediterranean Gull colour-ringed in Northern Ireland. During the week I accompanied Matthew, Sarah and Neal from RSPB NI on a trip to monitor the nesting seabirds on the two islands in Larne Lough, Swan Island and Blue Circle Island. The main reason for our visit - to locate and ring a chick which Matthew and Neal had seen at the end of June. Neal and Matthew watching Roseate Terns. Photo by Neal Warnock.
Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study: December 2014
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Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study. Gallery - First-winter BHG. Tuesday, 30 December 2014. Yellow 2X5J - First Dublin Med Gull in Portugal. It's not often someone admits to having a "favourite gull", but I am quite fond of Mediterranean Gulls. Perhaps it's because, although they're seen regularly here, they're still a bit of a novelty up here in NI. Move south a bit to Dublin and they're much more common with large flocks often seen at Sandycove Strand. Photos by Nelson Fonseca. It's been a bit hec...
Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study: June 2015
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Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study. Gallery - First-winter BHG. Wednesday, 24 June 2015. Finally.some 2015 youngsters! It may be late in the season, but I finally got to one of our study colonies to ring some young BHG yestersay evening. Fifty-one new birds were colour-ringed at WWT Castle Espie, Strangford Lough. The season seems to be slightly behind this year, so hopefully we'll be able to add to that total in the next week or two. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Finally.some 2015 youngsters! Decemb...
Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study: Northern Ireland Mediterranean Gull Survey
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Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study. Gallery - First-winter BHG. Wednesday, 22 July 2015. Northern Ireland Mediterranean Gull Survey. I've admitted before that I am fond of Mediterranean Gulls (see here. And I'm delighted that, in partnership with Birdwatch Ireland, we're hoping to organise a co-ordinated count of Mediterranean Gulls at evening roosts across Ireland, including here in Northern Ireland. Breeding plumage Med Gull at Glynn. High tide at Belfast:. C-ringed Med Gull in flight. While ther...
Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study: August 2015
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Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study. Gallery - First-winter BHG. Saturday, 22 August 2015. Brace yourself.winter is coming! Actually, in the gull world it has already started. As the breeding season draws to an end around mid- to late-June, adults and juveniles begin to disperse and head to their respective wintering sites. Gareth has started his weekly ring-reading visits to Antrim (see here. So far this winter (since the start of July! Returning to Antrim for another winter. Things are certainly o...
Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study: February 2015
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Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study. Gallery - First-winter BHG. Friday, 20 February 2015. Return of an old friend. This was the title of an email I received last week. It was from Gary Woodburn who, for those that can remember, reported 2AAJ. At Seahouses, Northumberland in February last year (see here. As you've probably guessed, earlier this month, the same bird has turned up back at Seahouses. Photo by Gary Woodburn. Photo by Gary Woodburn. Spring is in the air! Sunday, 15 February 2015. Another...
Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study: July 2014
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Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study. Gallery - First-winter BHG. Saturday, 19 July 2014. Having problems telling your Med or Little Gull from the Black-heads? Well, perhaps this will help. The fabulous folk at the BTO regularly produce ID videos to help separate similar or difficult species. Their latest video focuses on small, hooded gulls:. Http:/ www.bto.org/about-birds/bird-id/bto-bird-id-small-black-headed-gulls. Monday, 7 July 2014. As we approached the island, we heard the unmistakable "kriac...
Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study: Another sighting of Med Gull 3KNT
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Northern Ireland Black-headed Gull Study. Gallery - First-winter BHG. Wednesday, 15 July 2015. Another sighting of Med Gull 3KNT. Neal Warnock got in touch last night to report a colour-ringed Med Gull at Larne, Co Antrim. This same bird was photographed by Ronald Surgenor at Portrush last September, after being ringed in the Netherlands last June (see link below). Http:/ bhgullsni.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/mediterranean-gull-white-3knt.html. Nice to know it's still hanging around our shores. The main objec...
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Causeway Coast Ringing Group. An account of the ringing and general birding activities of the Causeway Coast Ringing Group on the north coast of Northern Ireland. Monday, 17 August 2015. UUC River Site - Saturday 15th of August. John went for a morning session at the river site in calm, fine conditions. The site hasn't really be used since the spring, so the net rides needed a good bit of work to get the nets open. Included in the other species caught was a Swallow. Numbers have increased to 15. It w...
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