Blogs

Chris Heward takes a closer look at a spot on the Russia-Belarus border that is proving popular with our tagged woodcock.

As we reach the end of May it seems like a good time to take stock of where our migrant woodcock currently are and focus on some of those who have made the journey across Europe.

There’s something about woodcock that appeals to me. Also to many other people, if the public support of the Woodcock Watch project is anything to go by.

Chris Heward takes a closer look at some of our tagged migrant birds who have decided not to migrate this year.

Chris Heward discusses Soval, one of our tagged woodcock who 'went missing' but has now reappeared.

Three of our woodcock started from the same wintering location this spring and have all made similar spring migrations.

Chris Heward looks back on a successful ringing winter.

The two woodcock look like they've arrived at their breeding sites in Finland and Sweden already.

New data suggests Thorn is off the mark.

We’re receiving plenty of fresh location data from our satellite tagged woodcock with a number of them already heading east, including three of our newly tagged birds.