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The 2022 report has arrived!

15 January 2024

We will start the mammoth task of getting them posted in the next couple of days, and they should be with Friends of Spurn in the coming week.

If you're planning on visiting Spurn in the next week, give us a shout and we'll put your report to one side for you to collect from the Obs'. Drop us an email on info@spurnbirdobservatory.co.uk so we don't post it before you get here!

Spurn 2025 Calendar

14 November 2024

We’re once again pleased to announce we'll be producing a calendar for 2025, with a whole host of amazing artists who have supported the Observatory with their work.

Moments at Migfest; captured by young photographers

05 November 2024

Over the Spurn Migration Festival ‘Migfest’ weekend held in September 2024, we challenged anyone 25 or under to ‘capture a moment’, to take a photograph using any camera to hand - an old mobile through to a fancy new SLR - and provide a sentence or two of context to outline why the image represented this annual birdwatching festival for them. The caption was as important as the image - and the participants thoroughly delivered on both fronts!

October Sightings Roundup

01 November 2024

October started on a high note with 86 Barnacle Geese passing through and a Sooty Shearwater spotted over the sea. On land, lingering birds from September included a juvenile Pallid Harrier, an Arctic Warbler in the Canal Bushes, a Firecrest, and a Red-breasted Flycatcher in the Kew-to-Cliff Farm area. New arrivals at the Point included a Rosefinch and a Richard’s Pipit.

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