Tag Archives: pdrmg

Peregrine nest fails in suspicious circumstances

Posted on April 10, 2019 by Mike Price

Raptor persecution in the Dark Peak area of the Peak District National Park is well documented, the links below give some background to historical and current persecution in the area and some background to this blog. Peak Malpractice 2006 – … Continue reading →

Posted in birds of prey, Nest Recording, peak district, Peregrine Falcon, Persecution, raptor, reporting, reporting ringed birds | Tagged Bird of Prey, Bird of Prey Initiative, breeding, pdrmg, Persecution, raptor monitoring, Raptor Persecution | 2 Comments

Poisoned raven found in Peak District National Park

Posted on March 15, 2019 by Mike Price

The RSPB yesterday published this press release, regarding a raven found illegally killed in the Peak District National Park. The bird was killed by poisoning with Aldicarb, an extremely toxic substance banned from use over a decade ago. The reported … Continue reading →

Posted in peak district, Persecution, raptor, Raven, reporting | Tagged Bird of Prey Initiative, pdrmg, Peak District Raptor Monitoring Group, Raven, reporting dead birds

Two recoveries

Posted on April 3, 2016 by Mike Price

We recently received the details of two recoveries of birds we have ringed. Both are cause of death unknown, could we please encourage people to consider reporting dead raptors if they find them, you can find more details here. The … Continue reading →

Posted in raptor, Raven, Recoveries, reporting, reporting ringed birds, ringed bird | Tagged Long-eared Owl, pdrmg, peak district, Peak District Raptor Monitoring Group, raptor, raptor group, raptor monitoring, Raven, recoveries, reporting dead birds, reporting ringed birds

Reporting Dead Birds of Prey

Posted on February 6, 2016 by Mike Price

Please see this page for info on reporting dead raptors, if you would like any assistance please do not hesitate to Contact Us and we will do our best to help. On Friday I collected a dead barn owl from … Continue reading →

Posted in Barn Owl, birds of prey, dead bird of prey, Injured bird of prey, injured Owl, Injured raptor, Owls, PBMS, peak district, raptor, reporting, reporting ringed birds | Tagged Barn Owl, Bird of Prey, BTO, dead bird of prey, dead birds, pdrmg, peak district, Peak District Raptor Monitoring Group, reporting dead birds

Barn Owl’s

Posted on November 15, 2015 by Mike Price

Barn Owls hadn’t been recorded as a breeding species in the Glossop area since sometime in the 1980’s. With increased sightings each year it was fantastic to learn of a pair breeding nearby in 2014. There were 5 young at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Nest Boxes, Nest Recording, Owls, peak district, raptor, reporting, ringed bird | Tagged Barn Owl, bird ringing, BTO, pdrmg, Peak District Raptor Monitoring Group, raptor monitoring, reporting ringed birds

Just in time for Migration

Posted on September 10, 2015 by Mike Price

One of the young Hobbies we ringed at a nest in Cheshire has unfortunately had a collision with a wire fencing close to the nest site, resulting in damage to the soft tissue of the underside of the wing as … Continue reading →

Posted in birds of prey, Eurasian Hobby, falco subbuteo, Hobby, Injured bird of prey, Injured raptor, Protection, Rescue, ringed bird, ringed bird of prey | Tagged Bird of Prey, bird ringing, breeding, BTO, Eurasian Hobby, falco subbuteo, pdrmg, Peak District Raptor Monitoring Group, raptor group, raptor monitoring, reporting ringed birds

Sparrowhawk Recoveries – DD47654 (male) and EL61961 (female).

Posted on December 9, 2014 by Mike Price

The 4th and 5th of last weeks ringing recoveries were Sparrowhawks. Once again PDRMG would like to thank the finders for reporting these birds, more details of what to do if you find a ringed bird or a dead bird of … Continue reading →

Posted in birds of prey, dead bird of prey, hit glass, hit window, peak district, raptor, Recoveries, reporting, reporting ringed birds, ringed bird, ringed bird of prey, Sparrowhawk | Tagged Bird of Prey, dead bird of prey, dead birds, pdrmg, Peak District Raptor Monitoring Group, recoveries, reporting dead birds, reporting ringed birds

Long-eared Owl Recovery – GN04387

Posted on December 7, 2014 by Mike Price

Details of the 2nd of 5 recoveries received this week. A Long-eared Owl, one of a brood of four ringed near to Tintwistle, Derbyshire in May 2007. This bird was recovered dead in July 2014 98 KM from the nest … Continue reading →

Posted in birds of prey, dead bird of prey, injured Owl, Nest Recording, Owls, Protection, raptor, Recoveries, reporting, reporting ringed birds | Tagged bird ringing, BTO, dead bird of prey, Long-eared Owl, pdrmg, peak district, Peak District Raptor Monitoring Group, raptor group

Merlin Recovery EX36445

Posted on December 7, 2014 by Mike Price

Due to some new systems at the BTO recoveries have been a little slow arriving, this is the 1st of 5. We would like to thank the finders for reporting these birds, more details of what to do if you … Continue reading →

Posted in birds of prey, dead bird of prey, Merlin, Nest Recording, peak district, Protection, raptor, Recoveries, reporting ringed birds, ringed bird, ringed bird of prey | Tagged Bird of Prey, bird ringing, dead bird of prey, Merlin, pdrmg, Peak District Raptor Monitoring Group, raptor, raptor group, raptor monitoring, reporting dead birds

Common Buzzard put down after being fatally injured in spring trap

Posted on April 8, 2014 by Mike Price

Moorland owners and conservationists concerned at buzzard death in national park Conservation organisations and representatives of moorland owners have condemned the illegal trapping of a buzzard at Winscar Reservoir, near Holmfirth, in the northern Peak District National Park. Police, land … Continue reading →

Posted in birds of prey, Common Buzzard, Injured bird of prey, Injured raptor, peak district, Protection, raptor, Recoveries, reporting, reporting ringed birds | Tagged Bird of Prey, Buteo buteo, common buzzard, pdrmg, peak district, raptor, raptor group, raptor monitoring, reporting dead birds | 1 Comment