An Invitation to View
Published May 27, 2011 | Our house has good views of the spire of Norwich Cathedral and the nesting tray for the peregrine falcons. We have seen them mate and as I’m sure you know the first egg was laid on Easter
Ringing report for Sculthorpe Moor 2010
Published February 17, 2011 | 2010 proved to be a productive year for some species at Sculthorpe, and for others less so, with the possible loss of two Red data species as a breeding bird, namely Willow Tit and Lesser Spotted Woodpecker. Continue reading
Colour Ringing at Sculthorpe Moor Hawk and Owl Trust reserve
Published October 30, 2010 | Just to introduce myself my name is Phil Littler and I have been ringing birds at Sculthorpe Moor for about 4 years. My main interest is Owls and birds of prey, but as the reserve has flourished and the habitat changed over the years, I thought it would be interesting to colour ring Sedge and Reed Warblers. Continue reading
Seen any Greylags with collars?
Published September 14, 2010 | ORKNEY GREYLAGS (from the BTO e-newsletter)
The Greylag Goose population on Orkney has been increasing dramatically in recent years, mostly due to the redistribution northwards of Icelandic breeders that used to winter further south in Scotland. A count in December
Marsh and Willow Tit Study
Published July 23, 2010 | Members may be interested to learn that the Society is supporting a new initiative to study Marsh and Willow Tits in the Wensum Valley. The study is being led by the Norfolk Ornithologists Association and will last for five years.