Many Filey bird photos have now been put on our Gallery (Sightings Page). Left click a photo to see the bird details and photographer. How many have you seen? The Gallery will be updated every week as we receive new photos. Your photos welcome (send to Recorder) #fill the gaps. We hope to have at
We are pleased to announce that both the members- only East Lea and Sea-watching (Brigg) Hides have re-opened. Please observe the social distancing guidelines at all times.
The sum raised is now over £7000! Well done everyone, the Heligoland will be a fitting tribute to a great man who did so much for FBOG. Of course, the more we raise the more awesome the Heligoland will be!
The Dams Hides have re-opened, but with social distancing measures in place. Please respect the guidelines. If people are waiting to go in, please be courteous and allow everyone to have a look.
We are sad to report the death of long-standing member David Williams. David was involved in many early FBOG’s projects including Filey Dams and the building of the new seawatching hide on the Brigg. He was a keen birder and Recorder for the group in the 90’s. In 1996 he wrote and published a book
Due to Coronavirus concerns the decision has been made to cancel the 2020 Filey Ringing Demonstrations due to be held in October. We look forward to welcoming you all to the Ringing & Migration Week in 2021.
FBOG’s seawatching hide and East Lea Reserve remain closed for the time being. Yorkshire Wildlife Trust hides at Filey Dams will be opening from Wednesday 7th July, with social distancing measures in place. Please respect these measures. If there are people waiting to enter a hide, please be courteous and let other birders have a
It is with great sadness that we have to report that Peter Dunn, FBOG Chairman, passed away Friday 15th May after a short stay in Saint Catherine’s Hospice in Scarborough. Our thoughts are with his wife Kath and his family at this very sad time.
FBOG Newsletter April 2020
As you are now aware, we’ve made the difficult decision to discourage access to our nature reserves because of the Coronavirus (Covid19) pandemic. Where possible, we will be closing gates and facilities at our nature reserves. However, as they are natural spaces it is not always possible to secure them; particularly where there are public
