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 | Bardsey Bird and Field Observatory
We are filling fast for both spring and autumn 2008 - BOOK NOW! We have some weeks still available, so early booking advisable to stay at the comfortable Observatory on Bardsey. Good numbers of migrants present during autumn and always the chance of a rarity. Recent goodies include American Robin, Booted, Subalpine, Lanceolated, Greenish Warblers, Little Bunting, Snowy Owl, Great Snipe, Red-throated, Olive-backed and Blyth's Pipits, Little Shearwater, Wilson's Petrel and Black-browed Albatross. Autumn 2006 provided two Radde's Warblers, Bonelli's Warbler, Short-toed Lark, Hundreds of Balearic Shearwaters and much more! With an adult male RED FLANKED BLUETAIL last October who could ask for more? What's more it is the only place in the UK where you can see FLOCKS of Grasshopper Warblers (at new moon periods during lighthouse attractions). Also experience the sight and sound of a large Manx Shearwater colony where 32,000+ birds visit the island on dark moonless nights during the summer months. Something every birder MUST experience once in their lifetime! For booking details/tariffs see our website. |
Birding Services
 | Chumming for Pelagics in the Hebrides
The M.V. Kerry will be running full-day pelagic bird cruises in late April, May, June, late August and September. The North Minch is famous as a pelagic highway. The strong currents are perfect for dispersing the attractants used far and wide across the North Minch. Petrels, skuas, shearwaters, rare gulls and maybe something really special. Albatross has been reported in this area before. Cruises for up to 11 people. At least one day a week will be reserved for individuals etc. who are touring in the area. Accommodation can be arranged. Perfect for those photographic opportunities. This area is also famous for its Whale and Dolphin populations as well. |
For Sale
 | Original Artwork by Mark Cain
Commissions undertaken on any subject. Prices range from £40 to £300 (price includes postage/delivery). I work in most mediums including oils on canvas, pencil sketches, watercolour, pastel; I also do unique designs on ceramic tiles. Please feel free to contact me for any queries you may have. Samples can be emailed if required. Tel: 01942 735627 Mob: 07877 724782 Email: markcain70@blueyonder.co.uk |
Holidays
 | COLL OF THE WILD
Exclusive wildlife holidays to the beautiful Hebridean islands of Coll & Tiree |
 | Be Our Guest Avian Photographic Safaris Kansas
The best-kept American secret, Kansas - who goes to Kansas? With over 460 avian species the photographic range is fantastic being on the migration route adds another advantage. Be our guest, stay in a lakeside log cabin - we will suggest locations and you have the final word. Just tell us what species you would like to see. For full details please visit our website. www.aviansafariskansas.com |
 | Gone Birding Tours 2008
Professional, Affordable & Personal birding tours in the UK & overseas. Scotland from £350, Spain form £595 & Romania from £1150. WEB: www.gonebirding.org or EMAIL: mail@gonebirding.org for further details. |
Indoor Events
 | RSPB Walsall: "RSPB Films"
RSPB Walsall Local Group presents a selection of RSPB Films. Wednesday, 21 May 2008, 7.30pm, at St Mary's School, Jesson Road, Walsall. All welcome! |
 | RSPB Epsom & Ewell Local Group
Seabirds of the Southern Ocean, an illustrated talk by Ian Rumley-Dawson. At All Saints Church Hall, Fulford Road, (off Chessington Road), West Ewell, Epsom Surrey. To be held at 7.30pm on Friday 13 June. Admission payable at the door. £3 RSPB members. Non-members £4. Group members free. |
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