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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:
Bowness-on-Solway area,Visitor facilities Part Three - Reserves and viewing places.
John & Judith Rogers
Campfield Marsh. Now we come to the 3rd part of the Blog, having dealt with accommodation issues. We can start to describe the main features of the area which is after all what you will be coming to enjoy, be it Spring, Summer or Winter. In the case of birders, winter in the Solway area is of particular...
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1 May 2013
Blog post:
The best was right there all the time!
John & Judith Rogers
Not in excess thereof, but merely a sufficiency thereunto! Therefore, let us all join together in gratitude for the celebrities we have received of late: Great White Egret; Little Egret; three Glossy Ibis and ultimately, a wonderful Spoonbill! But as with all celebrity comes the uncertain fickle element...
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7 May 2012
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:
Campfield 2011 - some pictorial musings
John & Judith Rogers
Two Woodcock - part of a large number visiting Campfield during the cold spell at the beginning of the year. The gregarious and colourful Wigeon that make the winter reserve so pleasurable. Whoopers, our glorious winter visitors. One of the Lonning’s Sedge Warblers declares his...
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12 Dec 2011
Blog post:
Early signs of Passage
John & Judith Rogers
Oh dear! it’s got round to August again. The birds down the Lonning have generally fallen silent, busy raising and feeding their young - but if one walks along quickly and quietly, you can run across small parties of young in the hedges waiting to be fed by their industrious parents: Willow Warblers...
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29 Aug 2011
Blog post:
Images of Summer - late July 2011
John & Judith Rogers
Haymaking has started - end of July 18th July After early rain the sun came out making it very warm and humid, Sunshine and showers continued for the rest of the day. Insects and butterflies were in abundance which was great as it was the start of the 'Big Butterfly Count' for Butterfly...
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10 Aug 2011
Blog post:
It's Midsummer.
John & Judith Rogers
Photo Diary 15th to 30th June 2011 Bird Seed crop - Phacelia , Oats and Sunflowers 15th June Barn Owl busily hunting along saltmarsh. This is the second Barn Owl of a pair who are hunting along the marsh each evening now. Herons, possibly a family, scouring the shoreline...
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13 Jul 2011
Blog post:
Early Summer Diary, 1st - 14th June 2011
John & Judith Rogers
A Photo Diary Black Galloways keeping cool on a hot summer's day, in front of Hide . 1st June Two Mute Swans landed briefly on wet meadows but were seen flying off, being chased by Lapwings who were nesting in the vicinity. 3rd June Today was a very warm still cloudless day....
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6 Jul 2011
Blog post:
Early May 2011 Revisited - a photo diary
John & Judith Rogers
Gorse in bloom on Campfield Marsh 1st May A sunny although blustery day, with a helm wind blowing. Nevertheless butterflies and dragonflies could be seen flying in the shelter of the Lonning and the hedgerows were full of birdsong. Four-spotted Chaser dragonfly on poolside vegetation ...
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13 Jun 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:
Big Day at the Farm and on the Lay-by. 14th July
John & Judith Rogers
In the last week, even with somewhat changeable weather, there has been plenty of activity on the bird front. Waders seem to be assembling on the estuary now, day on day: Black-tailed and Bar-tailed Godwits, Golden Plover and Oystercatchers in ever increasing numbers. Black-tailed Godwits on estuary...
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17 Jul 2010
Blog post:
Highlights of Week ending 5th June, 2010
John & Judith Rogers
Here we are! Summer has really taken a grip now, on the Estuary and Reserve. The May blossom is fully out, swathes of buttercups in the meadows and verges – I don’t think I’ve seen them look better! The gorse flowers are so prolific this year that they invest the sky with a sort of...
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6 Jun 2010
Blog post:
A Morning for Warblers, 4th May 2010
John & Judith Rogers
The sun was out, little or no wind to speak of, but on the corner (entrance to North Plain Farm) we detected a slight north westerly flow – we knew that down the Loaning it would be perfect. This was going to be a bird song walk and so it turned out to be. Having taken a look at the notice board...
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4 May 2010
Blog post:
Little Grebe - The Return 26 04 10
John & Judith Rogers
Willow warblers showing nicely on the loaning; Tree Sparrows http://www.flickr.com/photos/46441928@N07/4556272892/ and Goldfinches http://www.flickr.com/photos/46441928@N07/4556231856/ in the first arable field; wild plum in blossom; female orange tips – saw male yesterday. Goldfinch 18 04...
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27 Apr 2010
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