All I got in an hour this morning was 1 Meadow Pipit, 1 Pied Wagtail and numb fingers from the cold north wind! So I gave up...
Simon Warford said
Sat Sep 25 5:01 PM, 2010
Big vis mig day again tommorrow and im told the weather looks good for another good day.
Judith Smith said
Sat Aug 28 10:17 PM, 2010
Took one look at the weather and went back to bed.
Simon Johnson said
Sat Aug 28 6:11 PM, 2010
Hi Rob,
Yeah im taking part tomo. Did the one last year too and its great fun.
Other dates are 25th & 26th September and 23rd & 24th October.
The September dates are normaly to get the Meadow pipit wave and the October one for thrushes.
Really can be amazing when you get a big movement of stuff.
Si
Rob Thorpe said
Sat Aug 28 2:30 PM, 2010
Tried Sandyforth this morning from just after 06:00 til just after 10:00, weather wasn't great though, quite windy and heavy showers from 08:00. Might try again tomorrow, but I don't think the forecast is any better...
Judith Smith said
Fri Aug 27 10:30 PM, 2010
Will try to get out of bed early, Rob! Forecast might be OK, definitely good for Monday. Where are we doing it? Sandyforth OCCS? Winter Hill?
Steve Atkins said
Fri Aug 27 7:50 PM, 2010
Hi Rob,
Thanks for posting the link. I'd not heard about this, but it sounds really interesting.
I've often thought about doing VisMig from Watergrove. Although I've done plenty of moorland watching during the day time, I've never tried a dawn watch which would almost certainly produce a lot more birds.
Will see if I can drag myself out of bed early enough on Sunday
Cheers
Steve
-- Edited by Steve Atkins on Friday 27th of August 2010 07:51:11 PM
Rob Thorpe said
Fri Aug 27 3:32 PM, 2010
Is anyone else taking part in The Big VisMig 2010 starting this weekend (28/29 Aug)?
For more info click here.
Yeah im taking part tomo. Did the one last year too and its great fun.
Other dates are 25th & 26th September and 23rd & 24th October.
The September dates are normaly to get the Meadow pipit wave and the October one for thrushes.
Really can be amazing when you get a big movement of stuff.
Si
Thanks for posting the link. I'd not heard about this, but it sounds really interesting.
I've often thought about doing VisMig from Watergrove. Although I've done plenty of moorland watching during the day time, I've never tried a dawn watch which would almost certainly produce a lot more birds.
Will see if I can drag myself out of bed early enough on Sunday
Cheers
Steve
-- Edited by Steve Atkins on Friday 27th of August 2010 07:51:11 PM