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With the breeding Common Tern and Avocet all departed, and  just 6  Greenshank  to be seen,  Conder Pool took on a look of desolation, but t...

Privileged to receive an invite to visit a friends garden in rural Lancashire last week. I was pleased to accept the invite, and in doing so...

Yellow Wagtail . The Yellow Wagtail no longer breeds in our LDBWS recording area of Lancashire, and any evidence of breeding attempts is lar...

Conder Pool . A pool that never fails to deliver some interest great or small. I made a total of four visits there this week between a coupl...

Aqueduct Bridge Lancaster. Copyright Johnathon Price. There's a small pool/pond or whatever anyone might want to call it, it hasn't ...

....and some extraordinary young birds....Well I think so anyway! When I arrived at the River Conder by Cragg Wood yesterday,   my eyes were...

I was back in business when the weather finally improved this week, and there was p lenty of action on Conder Pool when I paid my first visi...

A decent day on Monday, brought about a re-run of my day on 17 July, plus a wander along the canal towpath Glasson-Conder Green. On Conder P...

My third visit in three weeks to Birk Bank, proved conclusively that I'm out of luck when it comes to getting it right regarding the wea...

A male Ruddy Darter was found   yesterday at Saltcote Pond near Glasson Dock. My take on this discovery is open to challenge on statistics, ...