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Bowness-on-Solway area visitor facilities - Part 1
West Cumbria RSPB Group
Campfield Marsh RSPB Reserve weekly workparty is largely made up of members from this group
Tide Timetable
Time of tides at Annan, Waterfoot (Scotland) - roughly approximate to those on Campfield Marsh
Hodbarrow RSPB Reserve
Weather Forecast for Bowness-on-Solway
7-Day forecast
Bowness-on-Solway area visitor facilities - Part 1
New Tearoom.
Bowness-on-Solway area visitor facilities - Part 2
Accommodation and eating places.
Bowness-on-Solway area visitor facilities - Part 3
Reserves and Viewing places
Bowness-on-Solway area visitor facilities - Part 4
The Cardurnock Peninsula.
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Blog post:
6th - 15th April 2013. An illustrated diary.
John & Judith Rogers
Campfield Marsh - early April. 6th April 2013 Sunny all day with a light SW wind. Early morning there were 14 Shelduck with two Mallard pairs out on the mudflats. A small group of Redshank came in with the tide. On the Meadow Pools, Wigeon and Teal were gathering and seemingly pairing up. The two...
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16 Apr 2013
Blog post:
"Shall I compare thee to a Summer's Day" - 22nd April 2012
John & Judith Rogers
The short answer to that is, “Yes” - so don’t expect any more bardic utterances from me! Evening view across the wetlands from the raised bower. Although it is still Spring, here on the Campfield wetlands, today it felt like the middle of June: the wind had dropped and the...
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23 Apr 2012
Blog post:
Mid October Photo Diary
John & Judith Rogers
Criffel and the Solway after the Storm, 17th October. 15th October A very warm misty morning with a rosy dawn. Small parties Barnacles could be seen and heard flying west most of the morning. Lots of Gulls out on the channel with a single Whooper on the tideline. Small party of Barnacles...
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4 Nov 2011
Blog post:
Barnacles, Pinks, Whoopers and other tales of early October
John & Judith Rogers
Skein of Pinks at sunset 1st October Weather is still warm and sunny. Speckled Woods seen mating today and a flock of about 80 Pinks flew in from the across the saltmarsh and headed off in a south-easterly direction. Speckled Woods mating. Female (the larger one) seems to have laid an egg...
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20 Oct 2011
Blog post:
2nd August 2010. Anything could happen…..
John & Judith Rogers
…sort of a day. It was warm, when the sun came out it was really hot – but across the estuary big black clouds were looming. No wind. So we set out for the Reserve, ready for anything! The Common Hawker was our first encounter as we walked down the track passed the farm. We were buzzed...
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4 Aug 2010
Blog post:
Celebration - Little Grebe's Happy Event
John & Judith Rogers
End of June is a joyous time of the year with young birds everywhere filling the hedgerows, meadows, woodlands and ponds Loaning Sedge Warblers are still to be heard singing along the track. One was observed on 27th catching insects in the bushes round the hide – presumably feeding young...
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2 Jul 2010
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