The Monthly Bird Report from Carsington has now been added to the website. This is for December 2013.
To view the December report, please visit the Bird Report Index pages.
Thanks to Roger Carrington for the report.
The Monthly Bird Report from Carsington has now been added to the website. This is for December 2013.
To view the December report, please visit the Bird Report Index pages.
Thanks to Roger Carrington for the report.
A listing of all the birds recorded on the Guided Bird Walk, Saturday 4th January has now been added to the website.
To view the complete listing, please visit the Guided Walk Reports pages.
List of sightings for the January 4th Guided Bird Walk:
Lapwing, Great-crested Grebe, Cormorant, Mallard, Coot, Black-headed Gull, Robin, Blue Tit, Mistle Thrush, Goldfinch, Chaffinch, Linnet, Great Tit, Dunnock, Nuthatch, Blackbird, Wood pigeon, Greenfinch, Brambling, Jackdaw, Song Thrush, Fieldfare, Canada Goose, Wren, Tufted Duck, Teal, Bullfinch, Coal Tit, Treecreeper, Great-spotted Woodpecker, Moorhen, Starling, Redwing, Grey Heron, Magpie, Jay, Rook, Herring Gull, House Sparrow, Pheasant, Snipe.
Many thanks to Paul Beard for sending the listings.
The Ogston Monthly Bird Report for the month of December has now been added to the website.
The report can be found on the Bird Report Index pages.
Next Saturday, 4th January is the first Saturday of the Month Ogston guided bird walk. Meet at 9:30 am in the West Bank Car Park, all welcome.
Please wear good walking shoes or boots and clothes appropriate for the weather; it can be very cold and wet at Ogston this time of the year. Dogs are allowed if kept on a lead and are well behaved.
Please bring binoculars if you have them. We aim to return to the Car Park between 12 noon and 12:30pm however this can be earlier if the weather is bad.
In case of bad weather please check this website to see if the walk is still on.
Can we just remind everyone, the black plastic trays on the shelves in the Sue Worsey hide are there to catch the rain that gets in through the windows during spells of really wet and windy weather. Please do not move them.
As we’ve had a lot of bad weather over the last few weeks, the hide floor and a couple of the benches are quite wet where the trays have been moved and not replaced. They are there for a reason. If the trays have water in them and you’re in the hide, could you please empty them outside.
The Ogston Website Team would like to take this opportunity to say a big thank-you to all who take the time to view the Ogston Bird Club website. Without your welcome support we could not have continued to grow and manage the following we now enjoy.
We wish all who view the site a Very Merry Christmas and a really Happy New Year. We hope the birders among you get lots of new ticks on your lists and that all the many photographers get that really special image they’re always looking for.
Sorry to keep going on about e-mail addresses but all members should be advised that if they have changed their e-mail address since joining the Ogston Bird Club they should let the club’s Membership Secretary have their new details.
This is really important. If you forget to keep your e-mail address up to date, you could be missing out on newsletters and other pieces of information connected to your Ogston Bird Club membership.
If you need to update any membership details, please contact Peter Birley the club’s Membership Sectretary.
New items have been added to the FOR SALE pages on the Ogston website.
If you want to see older posts that no longer show on the page you’re reading, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on the “Older Posts” wording. A really good feature on the new website is that posts automatically get stored in the site’s archives. We no longer have to delete them.
Although the new site has been only running for a short time, posts from the last year have been added and are available should you want to view them.