Saturday, August 25, 2012. Keogh, Alan Clewes, Paul Flint, Cory Flint, Neal Warnock, Andy Clifton, Malcolm Goodman, Geoff Clewes, Steve Webb, John N Murphy et al.

Other ways to support us. Live weather station at Holme. Due to the rebuilding of a house at the eastern end of Broadwater Road, you may find the road to the Obs temporarily blocked by lorries delivering building material. Please allow extra time for your visit. Spring is finally here and so are the birds. This little beauty was seen and ringed at the Obs over the weekend.

Overcast and very calm first thing on the 10. The good conditions also led to a great days birding with lots of obvious vis mig going on including the first decent arrival of 71 Wheatears.

Smoother than a Rattlesnakes under-belly! Bird Observatories of Britain and Ireland. Sunday, 2 August 2015. Little Owl - Once in a Blue Moon. Given the choice between visiting Wanstead Flats alone at dusk or dawn in search of Little Owl. Bleary-eyed and attempting to lace up my boots, I could hear the call of a distant Little Owl. But oddly the call seemed to be coming from across Centre Road and in the opposite direction I would have imagined - being alone in the dark can play odd tricks on the mind.

Pointless London listing list 2013. Tuesday, 4 August 2015. Yup the bird was a no show. OK that niggled a bit.

Welcome to our new website. Flamborough Bird Observatory is administrated by a team of dedicated volunteers, whose aims include studying and recording the birds of the area, creating and maintaining local habitats for wildlife, and promoting conservation in the community. Our work is reliant on our membership - join here! Would like to thank our sponsors, Yorkshire Coast Nature. And Thornwick and Sea Farm Holiday Centre. For their continued support of our work.

12 Common Scoters west, 1 Gannet west, 267 Sandwich Terns and 7 Common Terns. 1 Whimbrel west, 19 Swallows south, 1 Tree Pipit south and 1 Redpoll east. 5 Willow Warblers, 1 Blackcap, 6 Whitethroats, 1 Reed Warbler and 2 Wheatears. 2 Teal, 4 Shovelers, 2 Little Egrets, 1 Hobby, 44 Ringed Plovers, 2 Grey Plovers, 330 Lapwings, 42 Sanderlings, 90 Dunlins, 1 Whimbrel, 1 Green Sandpiper, 46 Turnstones, 3 Med. Gulls, 3 Common Terns, 40 Goldfinch and 30 Linnets. Sunday, 9th August .

Managed by Scottish Natural Heritage. Stunning Wood Warbler caught and ringed. Juvenile cuckoo visiting the island. Throw in up to twenty Willow Warblers, Whitethroat.