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Tag Archives: raptor monitoring
Ringing Recovery – Peregrine Falcon Orange 3Z
In May 2016, PDRMG were invited by Wakefield Naturalists’ Society to ring the young Peregrine Falcons at the Cathedral in Wakefield. 4 Birds were ringed with BTO metal rings and fitted with Orange Darvic Rings 3Z, 4Z, 5Z and 6Z. Darvic … Continue reading
Posted in birds of prey, Darvic, dead bird of prey, Falco peregrinus, Hit wires, Peregrine Falcon, Protection, raptor, Recoveries, reporting, reporting ringed birds, ringed bird, ringed bird of prey, Wakefield Cathedral, Wakefield Naturalists’ Society
Tagged Bird of Prey, bird ringing, BTO, dead bird of prey, Falco peregrinus, Peak District Raptor Monitoring Group, raptor group, raptor monitoring, recoveries, reporting dead birds, reporting ringed birds
Two recoveries
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
Just in time for Migration
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
Merlin Recovery EX36445
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
News Update – Peak District Hen Harrier 2014
We are saddened to report the loss of 3 of the 5 hen harrier fledglings from the late nest in the Upper Derwent Valley. Early post-mortem results indicate that disease is most likely cause of death for all 3 birds. The … Continue reading
Posted in birds of prey, dead bird of prey, Hen Harrier, peak district, Protection, raptor, reporting ringed birds, ringed bird, ringed bird of prey
Tagged Bird of Prey, Bird of Prey Initiative, dead bird of prey, Derwent Valley, Hen Harrier, peak district, Peak District Raptor Monitoring Group, raptor monitoring, recoveries, Stephen Murphy
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Return of the sky dancer – hen harriers breed successfully in Peak District for the first time in eight years
Return of the sky dancer – hen harriers breed successfully in Peak District for the first time in eight years Five hen harrier chicks have successfully fledged on National Trust land in the Upper Derwent Valley – the first time … Continue reading
Posted in birds of prey, Hen Harrier, peak district, Protection, reporting, reporting ringed birds, ringed bird, ringed bird of prey
Tagged Bird of Prey, Bird of Prey Initiative, bird ringing, breeding, BTO, Derwent Valley, Grouse Shooting, Harrier, Hen Harrier, Jamie Horner, National Hen Harrier Recovery Project, National Trust, Partnership, peak district, Peak District Raptor Monitoring Group, Persecution, raptor monitoring, reporting ringed birds, RSPB, Satellite, Satellite Tracking, Stephen Murphy, successful, Tag, Tagging, Vision
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