Tag: birdwatching

  • Goodbye to the Geese – Meet a Warden

    Goodbye to the Geese – Meet a Warden

    This Easter weekend, join us at WWT Caerlaverock as we say farewell for now to our overwintering geese. Come and meet a warden to learn more about barnacle geese, their […]

  • Goodbye to the Geese – Dusk Flight

    Goodbye to the Geese – Dusk Flight

    This Easter weekend, join us at WWT Caerlaverock as we say farewell for now to our overwintering geese. On our dusk flight walk, you can witness the stunning spectacle of […]

  • Dusk Flight: Walk up Wardlaw

    Dusk Flight: Walk up Wardlaw

    WWT Caerlaverock wardens are joining NatureScot reserve staff to lead a walk up Wardlaw Hill to see the dusk flight of the pink-footed geese and barnacle geese as they head […]

  • Glencaple/Caerlaverock Walk and Talk

    Glencaple/Caerlaverock Walk and Talk

    Join Solway Coast and Marine Project for a coastal walk and workshop this December. Join our expert, Dr Larry Griffin, goose and swan ecologist specialising in tracking their migratory cycles […]

  • Wild Goose Festival Returns with Soaring Success

    Wild Goose Festival Returns with Soaring Success

    The Wild Goose Festival returned for another year of inspiring and educational family-friendly activities and events. Read about our 2023 Festival below. The Wild Goose Festival returned to Dumfries and […]

  • How Many Geese?

    How Many Geese?

    From our Partners at WWT Caerlaverock. It is 6:00 am in the morning. It is dark, cold, still, not quite a frost and I am standing on the edge of […]

  • The Beginnings of Migration…

    The Beginnings of Migration…

    Photo by Duncan Ireland Dr Larry Griffin of ECO-LG Ltd, tells us about local goose movements and the migration of Geese in and around Dumfries and Galloway. Learn more about the […]

  • The Challenges of Moult

    The Challenges of Moult

    Dr Larry Griffin of ECO-LG Ltd, shares his experience of tagging Greylag Geese on Loch Ken earlier this summer. This took place at a crucial time when the birds are […]

  • Birding for Brents

    Birding for Brents

    In Dumfries and Galloway we have a small wintering population of light bellied brent geese. These fascinating birds migrate 5,000km from Canada each year to spend the winter on our […]

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