Causeway Coast Ringing Group

Despite the inactivity on the blog, the nets were up and open with regularity throughout the autumn and into early winter. Covid restriction...

As a bit of a change of scene and birds, I've set up up a new site in an area of cut over blanket bog with succeeding willow scrub. I re...

The Covid-19 Pandemic halted play again at the turn of the year meaning that ringing outside of our properties was not possible, until the r...

With the wind whipping up overnight my plan to mist net some owls at my farmland bird winter ringing site yesterday morning (25th October) w...

I've just noticed I didn't post this one - here it 10 months later With a dodgy forecast mid-morning on the 7th and nobody else keen...

We've taken the step to shift to Google MyMaps which allows the production of interactive control maps where you can zoom in/out and cli...

In June 2019 we began our Sandwich Tern colour ringing project with the first cohort of 30 ringed. In the first autumn (2019) we got six re...

The 2019 Bann Estuary Bird and Ringing Report is now available to read. To check it out, follow the link below or click on the 2019 report...

The time has come again when we shift shores from the east (north) shore of the Bann Estuary to the west shore at Castlerock Golf Club. As u...

After the great success of our Lough Neagh ringing site in recent years we were very keen to get back on the shore and open the nets. Making...