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Cranes in Cornwall

Published on November 14, 2011, by Damon Bridge

Over the last few days a migrating flock of over 20 common cranes have been spotted in Cornwall.... and no - they have not come from Somerset!  


Some beautiful photos taken at St. Issey near Wadebridge at the link below: 


http://www.adrianlangdon.com/Albums/Common%20Cranes%20in%20Cornwall/album/index.html


We may also have had a few 'wild' birds in with our resident flock again at the weekend  - more on this soon.


Here's a rather poor photo of the Somerset birds taken this morning in the murky haze around the maize that has been left for them this autumn.


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Damon’s role is to act as the hub of the project - making sure everyone involved knows what is going on and that it is all running smoothly. He is also responsible for project community awareness work in Somerset, construction of the release enclosure, and running the post release monitoring work in Somerset.  Damon works alongside the RSPB reserve teams in Somerset.