It is odd to mention that the shooting season is now over, but the few pheasants that came down during the actual shooting season were all male birds, no hen pheasants and no Red legged Partridge, but with the closed season now here, hey presto and the hen pheasants and the Red legs are down around the house again, not that we are shooters though! Having said that it is nice to see them out and about again!
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This blog was started by Ian Brooke on the 1st of May 2007 and aims to provide information about the birds of Islay.
Any sightings welcome!
For those of you visiting Islay or Jura, please send your sightings to us here at islaybirds@gmail.com To contribute and get bird news as it happens, message 07919941750 to join our WhatsApp group while here.
Regular resident contributors to the blog include...
- Angharad Ward
- Bob Davison
- Clive McKay
- Dave Wood, RSPB and BTO rep for Islay, Jura & Colonsay
- David Dinsley, RSPB
- David Protherough
- Dr Malcolm Ogilvie
- Ed Burrell
- Gary Turnbull
- George Jackson
- Hannah Stanger
- James How, RSPB
- Lauren Stewart, RSPB
- Louise Muir, RSPB
- Lucy Atkinson, RSPB
- Martin Armstrong
- Mary Redman
- Mary-Ann Featherstone
- Peter Roberts
- Sam Turnbull
- Steve & Lyn Rogers
- Val Peacock
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