Posted on 22nd April 2013 by WWT
WWT Caerlaverock has seen quite a change this month with the demolition of the old observatory after 42 years of faithful service to make way for a brand new multi-level viewing hide. The new Sir Peter Scott hide, which [...]
Posted on 9th October 2012 by WWT
Autumn is here at Caerlaverock and the geese are back. The first barnacle geese arrived on Sunday the 23rd of September and those first 91 birds were soon joined by thousands more with 9,600 counted from the farmhouse [...]
Posted on 10th September 2012 by Robert Martyr
Folly Pond: Folly pond is very quiet today following some farmer disturbance, however there are 6 shoveler; 4 teal; 24 meadow pipit; swallow, house martin and sand martin. The highlight is 1 pink-footed goose near the [...]
Posted on 9th September 2012 by Robert Martyr
Folly Pond: There are 163 teal this morning; 18 black-tailed godwit feeding in the shallow muddy scrapes; a meadow pipit is regularly sitting on a branch of dead wood outside the hide and is posing close up for visiting [...]
Posted on 15th August 2012 by Brian Morrell
In the last week waders have been arriving with two green sandpipers on the 11th and a ruff on the 13th and the flock of lapwings is now over 600 strong. A juvenile marsh harrier has been quartering the merses …
Posted on 16th February 2011 by WWT Caerlaverock
At WWT Caerlaverock Wetland Centre on 10 February the new Sir Peter Scott Centenary Walkway was officially opened by Peter Scott’s son, Falcon Scott. The walkway has been built to celebrate the centenary of Sir [...]
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