Cumbria Wildlife Reports
Recording Groups and County Recorders write annual reports for inclusion in Birds and Wildlife in Cumbria, produced by Cumbria Bird Club. Some reports are too long for inclusion in the publication and so are posted on the CBDC website.
Birds and Wildlife in Cumbria
- An investigation into the territory characteristics of Whinchat. (PDF)
- BWiC 2019 Updated WeBS tables
- Revised text for species accounts 2021
Wildlife Highlights of 2022
(These were first presented at the CBDC Conference in Feb 2023.)
- David Clarke, British Dragonfly Society Recorder for Cumbria – Recorders’ Highlights – Dragonflies
- Mike Porter, Joint Botanical County Recorder – Recorders’ Highlights – A brief summary of Botanical activity in Cumbria
- Stuart Colgate, Recording Officer, CBDC – Recorders’ Highlights – Fungi
Wildlife Highlights of 2021
(These were first presented at the CBDC Conference in Feb 2022.)
- Amphibian, reptiles & Bats – Suzie Collinson, Cumbria Amphibian and Reptile Group/Cumberland Bat Group
- Fungi – Paul Nichol – Cumbria Fungi Group
- Harvest Mouse – John Martin, Cumbria Mammal Group
- Birds – Chris Hind – Cumbria Bird Club
- Items of Botanical interest – Mike Porter – Cumbria Botany Group
- Moths – Guy Broome and Martin Tordoff – Cumbria Moth Group
- Lichen and Bryophyte – Clare Shaw, Cumbria Lichen and Bryology Group
- Dragon & Damselflies – David Clarke, British Dragonfly Society
Wildlife Highlights of 2020
(These were first presented at the CBDC Conference in Feb 2021.)
Download:
- Bees and Wasps by Nick Franklin (PDF)
- Beetles by John Read (PDF)
- Butterflies by Steve Doyle (PDF)
- Fungus by Paul Nichol (MP4 file)
