Lamsdell Bird Ringing and Wildlife Blog

A round up of our bird ringing activities (all birds ringed under licence from the British Trust for Ornithology with schedule one authority where appropriate), birding trips and other wildlife sorties within the UK and whenever we get chance, elsewhere.

Thursday, 30 July 2020

Stanwell Moor GP - 30th July 2020

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A session at the north end of the site produced 68 birds with no retraps. Lesser Whitethroat Swallow Totals: 68 Swallow...

Wraysbury GP - 29th July 2020

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We had a little disturbance today while the track through the site was being tidied up, but we still did quite well from our 6 nets capturin...
Monday, 27 July 2020

Broadwater GP - 26th July 2020

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After some heavy overnight rain we met up with MRB and Margaret for a dual ringing session. We find this is the best way to run a socially d...

Wraysbury GP - 24th July 2020

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Before a few days of unfavourable weather we fitted in a second visit to Wraysbury this week, this being such an important migration site fo...
Friday, 24 July 2020

Stanwell Moor GP - 22nd July 2020

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A 6am start for the second day running due to favourable wind conditions. This turned into a Sparr day for us, that's not to say we went...
Thursday, 23 July 2020

AS42317 Melodious Warbler - News of one of our Gambian birds - 23rd July 2020

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We have just received news from SAFRING that a bird ringed during the Gambian Ringing Scheme training initiative has been recovered in Europ...

Wraysbury GP - 21st July 2020

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A forecast for low wind, so we arrived at 6am and seeing quite a lot of activity opted to erect just 6 nets since there was only the two of ...
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