lukeedwyn
@lukeedwyn.bsky.social
Marine Ecologist in southwest Britain.
Kernowek seabirder - yth es ow kelwel an bois.
Kernowek seabirder - yth es ow kelwel an bois.
Checked out the SW's south-coast kittiwake colony again yesterday: with French birds including a new individual. More local birds found that have moved from the original colony further west, which is now pretty much empty.
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Cornish Kittiwakes coming back home
It's that time of year again where we start to turn our attention to seabirds, with Kittiwakes starting to settle on cliffs always a lure. A...
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April 14, 2025 at 8:44 AM
Checked out the SW's south-coast kittiwake colony again yesterday: with French birds including a new individual. More local birds found that have moved from the original colony further west, which is now pretty much empty.
cornishringing.blogspot.com/2025/04/corn...
cornishringing.blogspot.com/2025/04/corn...
Kittiwakes in the south-west of Britain are back on the ledges. A couple of French-ringed birds seen already, and a locally ringed bird too.
This might be the most south-westerly mainland population of kittiwakes in Britain, still holding on. Though the colonies main site has moved over recent years
This might be the most south-westerly mainland population of kittiwakes in Britain, still holding on. Though the colonies main site has moved over recent years
February 13, 2025 at 5:33 PM
Kittiwakes in the south-west of Britain are back on the ledges. A couple of French-ringed birds seen already, and a locally ringed bird too.
This might be the most south-westerly mainland population of kittiwakes in Britain, still holding on. Though the colonies main site has moved over recent years
This might be the most south-westerly mainland population of kittiwakes in Britain, still holding on. Though the colonies main site has moved over recent years
Has anyone seen Elon here?
November 16, 2024 at 9:47 PM
Has anyone seen Elon here?