Cumbria is an excellent county for bird watching: the Lake District, superb coasts and estuaries, woods and fast-flowing rivers, up to Pennine moors.
All sightings Latest sightings:
(Reported but to be verified)
- 29-Nov: c30 Snow Buntings Kidsty Pike towards Rampsgill Head also 12 on St Sunday Crag
- 23-Nov: 2 Waxwings with Redwings Old Fire Station Bridge Lane Penrith
- 17-Nov: c300 Twite at Anthorn
- 17-Nov: Single Waxwing with Redwings near Penrith Firestation
- 17-Nov: Long Billed Dowitcher at RSPB Campfield still present 23/11/19
- 14-Nov: Bittern Sunbiggin Tarn
- 13-Nov: Slavonian Grebe west past Bowness on the tide
- 8-Nov: Great White Egret at Canonbie and Longtown
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Do join the club to receive regular CBC Newsletters by email.
- Here are some ideas on where to watch birds in Cumbria.
- Don't forget to check the tide times and weather.
- Please report any sightings and send us photos
- Join the Birding Cumbria Yahoo group or the Cumbria Birding Facebook group.
The Cumbria Bird Club runs events throughout the year, conducts important survey work
and produces annual bird reports.
We are working on a new county avifauna based on the
BTO Bird Atlas survey.
Please help out with any on-going surveys in the county.
Next events:
Twenty years of Pied Flycatchers in a Galloway wood
Wed 22 January 2020 7:15pm
‘Twenty years of Pied Flycatchers in a Galloway wood’ - Talk by Brian Smith
Fred Gould Memorial Lecture
Mon 9 March 2020 7:15pm
The second Fred Gould Memorial Lecture joint with KNHS
Talk by Paul Colley, winner of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2018.
