Clyde Big Birding Day - May 14th 2022 - Scarce Species
We would dearly love to record the following ‘difficult’ species on our Clyde Big Birding Day. If you are willing to take on one or more of these species as a challenge, we would love to hear from you.
We would dearly love to record the following ‘difficult’ species on our Clyde Big Birding Day. If you are willing to take on one or more of these species as a challenge, we would love to hear from you.
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Barn Owl
Black Grouse Black-throated Diver Gannet Garganey Golden Eagle Golden Plover Goshawk Green Woodpecker |
Hen Harrier
Hooded Crow Jay Kingfisher Long-eared Owl Lesser Redpoll Mandarin Merlin Ptarmigan |
Red Grouse
Red Kite Red-throated Diver Reed Warbler Ring Ouzel Short-eared Owl Water Rail White-tailed Eagle Woodcock |
Some of these are Schedule 1 or sensitive species and of course we don’t want you to disturb them or give away the locations where you might look or you found them. Just try and record them safely from a distance and report to us. We will keep the records confidential in line with the BirdTrack rare birds policy.
Hooded Crow © David Palmar
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After you've been out birdwatching on May 14th we ask that you report your records via:
All records will be submitted to the database of birds recorded in the Clyde and you will be acknowledged. If you have any questions you can also get in touch with us using the contact form. |