Lancashire Wildlife Blogs

2 lapwings, a few crows but no mad march hare!

Lapwings, hares, curlew, starlings and pheasants.

Lambing season has begun!

The lapwings have returned to the farm. Heard them calling this evening!

Stoat in stone wall by bench in garden.Blue tits, house sparrows, robins, wren, pheasants, kestrel, blackbird and moorhen.Thank you to the Close family for noting these sightings in the nature diary.

Saw a hare, kestrel, crows, robin and a wren whilst staying at the cottage. Also, mother duck and a dozen chicks. Robin, blue tits, wren, nuthatch and hares in field. Cat on the step!Thank you to Jim and Liz for noting these in the nature diary.

All viewed from the cottage:-House martins, blue tits, crow, house sparrows, robins, bats.Thank you to the Fletcher Family from Staffordshire for making a note of these sightings.

Seen from the cottage:-Swifts x7 maximum together, swallows and housemartins, sparrows, pied wagtail, grey wagtail, blue tits, great tits, blackbird, mallards, magpies, crows, red-legged partridge & chick, hare and heard curlew calling.Seen from th…

We saw the following birds and wildlife whilst staying at Caldertop Cottage:-Hares, red-legged partridge, wagtails, great tits, blue tits, house sparrows, swallows, pheasants (mum & chicks), ducks & ducklings, cows & calves, chickens, sheep…

One of our hens appeared today with 13 chicks!