Today’s field meeting was a visit to north Nottinghamshire. We started at the Ship Inn, Newington near Bawtry, where we looked over Newington Flash (which is actually in South Yorkshire) for about half an hour. There were plenty of Sand …
Eight of us had a lovely morning in brisk northeasterly winds at Spurn, followed by a gentle, sunny walk at North Cave Wetlands this afternoon. The fresh winds had all but stopped migration, with very few passerines around, besides a …
A sunny, breezy evening was enjoyed by 24 Club members for our walk at Wheldrake Ings. Worries about parking were misplaced and there was room for all and we assembled by the bridge for a briefing before a walk along …
Despite the poor weather forecast and early start, thirteen of us met up to see the Black Grouse lek near Langdon Beck; some people had stayed in the area overnight. The weather was cold and windy but the Blackcocks put …
25 of us met at Scalby Mills on the north side of Scarborough in cool, grey conditions. The tide had recently peaked and a flock of Wigeon were close inshore, whilst a few Common Scoter flew across the bay. A …
A great turn out, with 28 members meeting at the car park at Bank Island. The weather also held for the whole day & a great days birding in the LDV. With the flooding we were unable to get onto …
Field trip to the Lower Derwent Valley – 8th February 2026 Read more »
Morning Eleven of us gathered at the Outgang Car Park this morning for a walk along the southern (private) shore of Hes East lake, with the intention of moving on to Wheldrake around mid-day when Duncan would take over. The …
26 of us gathered at the car park at Staveley Nature Reserve yesterday morning (9th November) and having split into two groups we proceeded to explore the reserve. The fog was reluctant to clear, but eventually relented and we ended …
The Spurn trip is usually very popular and this was no different with twenty three members starting our birding near the gate at the Warren to look through the waders as the tide came in. Though the visibility was poor …