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…Manager retrieved it for further analysis. A timelapse of a kingfisher ‘pelleting’ in the salt pans by the Basin. © Ron Mitchell Our successfully collected kingfisher pellet. The dominant prey…
…older. For comparison – a male kingfisher seen in 2017. This week, we’re delighted to say that we’ve been seeing this young kingfisher every day in front of the visitor…
…Has Begun Kingfisher at the Lurgies. © Ron Mitchell A juvenile kingfisher from one of 2017’s broods – it’s difficult to tell here, but juveniles can be identified by…
Regular visitors to Montrose basin and its visitor centre will be aware that winter is usually an incredible time for spotting kingfishers on the reserve. The famous ‘kingfisher perch’ in…
…Park in Greenwich South London, which grew out of QWAG’s Operation Kingfisher proposal in 1995, has both stood the test of time and has demonstrated a marked impact on both…
…kingfisher sighting has been. Over the last 5 years, the window between first kingfisher sightings has been 20 days. Last year was the earliest date she departed us, on 17th…
…Bullfinch ©Molly Murray Lastly, but definitely not least, one of the Basin’s most popular inhabitants, the Kingfisher. I was lucky enough to see a female Kingfisher during my first week…
…tea, we often offered him a kingfisher sighting on his breaks. It’s lovely that the kingfisher on the mural was inspired by our very own resident female kingfisher (notice the…
