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Blog post:
Bowness-on-Solway Visitor facilities, Part Four - The Cardurnock Peninsula
John & Judith Rogers
Campfield Marsh is quite a spectacle in May with its covering of Sea Pinks - not to mention the Gorse and May blossom along the fringes. Back to farm and estuary - we continue along the coastal road round the Cardurnock Peninsula. Within a few hundred yards of North Plain farm we arrive at the lay...
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5 May 2013
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:
A selection of birds on the Reserve around the Solstice.
John & Judith Rogers
Across the Meadow Pools towards the snow clad Lakeland Fells - 20 3 13 10th March. Small flocks of Curlew are regularly appearing on the tideline. Watched this Kestrel hunting along the wetlands in front of the hide. It kept dropping down amongst the rushes but rapidly re-emerged...
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23 Mar 2013
Blog post:
Arrival of our Winter visitors.
John & Judith Rogers
Winter has already come to the Solway. The nights have now drawn in; the weather has a distinct chill feel to it; we have had a few arctic gusts already. There have been several night frosts - so the tree colours have been very good this year. The Scandanavian winter Thrushes have arrived in force...
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2 Nov 2012
Blog post:
Everybody has a job to do - deal with it!
John & Judith Rogers
Saltmarsh and pool. We had been down onto the North Plain wetlands and the hide and had just returned to the lonning entrance - I was casually scanning with the bins towards the scrape and the boundary fence, when we beheld a great sight: a goodly flock of Barnacles were scattered over the marsh....
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24 Oct 2012
Blog post:
The first equinoctial gale strikes Campfield - 6th September 2012
John & Judith Rogers
Female Marsh Harrier hunting over hide wetland. The high tide series were starting to fall back - but with the gale, today‘s high tide had a really good push on it: white horses - the lot! We decided to tackle the wetlands first. Battling down the Lonning, the willow trees and ashes were...
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6 Sep 2012
Blog post:
The best day of your holidays
John & Judith Rogers
"Summer Solway Estuary and Gulls flying" - a pastel sketch from my studio window. Campfield Marsh Reserve, here on the Solway, is a really nice place to visit at the end of Summer, especially its estuary element. As you may know, inland reserves can be a little quiet at this time of the...
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29 Aug 2012
Blog post:
Summer Medley from Campfield and the Cardurnock Peninsula - a digital impression.
John & Judith Rogers
Across first Meadow Pool. The Lonning towards the hide. Second Meadow Pool. Nosy guest cattle. Pied Wagtail with Cranefly. Reed Bunting on Lonning hedgerow. Sandhills towards the Solway. Sedge Warbler - Black and White sketch. Sedge Warbler in colour. ...
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28 Jun 2012
Blog post:
A Walk on the Wet Side - 9th June 2012
John & Judith Rogers
Early June - Summer has officially arrived … monsoons of rain; tornados of wind; flooding that would frighten even Noah; caravans and tents being swept away; agricultural shows being flattened; seaside promenades under three feet of water and lashed by waves. Hello! but we don’t mind, we’re...
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10 Jun 2012
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