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Rhod Kemp and Gareth Thomas on Dyfi Estuary, 2021.02
Rhod Kemp, ECHOES Research Technician Collecting vegetation samples on Dyfi Estuary, 2021.02
Lower saltmarsh, Dyfi Estuary
Photo: Rhod Kemp, 2021.02
Lower saltmarsh, Dyfi Estuary
Photo: Rhod Kemp, 2021.02
Upper saltmarsh, Dyfi Estuary
Photo: Rhod Kemp, 2021.02
Dyfi Estuary, Wales
Photo: Rhod Kemp, 2020.12.16
Train track towards Borth. End of vegetation sampling session. Photo: Rhod Kemp, 2020.12.16
Danny Thorogood, ECHOES Botanist. Collecting vegetation samples on Dyfi Estuary. Photo: Rhod Kemp, 2020.12.16
Danny Thorogood, ECHOES Botanist. Collecting vegetation samples on Dyfi Estuary. Photo: Rhod Kemp, 2020.12.16
ECHOES field ecologist Gareth Thomas observing geese. 2020.12
Dyfi Estuary, Wales
Photo: Gareth Thomas, 2020.12
Faecal collection from Greenland-White-fronted-Geese
Photo: Peter Dennis, 2020.11.26
Faecal collection from Greenland-White-fronted-Geese
Photo: Peter Dennis, 2020.11.26
Scooping goose poo
Faecal collection from Greenland-White-fronted-Geese
Photo: Peter Dennis, 2020.11.26
Goose poo!
Photo: Peter Dennis, 2020.11.26
Greenland-White-fronted Geese
Photo: Katharine Bowgen, 2020.11.06
First data from Curlew tags in Cefni Valley.
Image: Rachel Taylor
Tagged Curlew, Cefni Valley.
Photo: Rachel Taylor, 2020.12.06
Tagged Curlew, Cefni Valley
Photo: Rachel Taylor, 2020.12.06
Early morning in the lower Cefni valley in subzero temperatures. 2020.12.06.
Photo Rachel Taylor
Base stations
Base stations.
Photo: Rachel Taylor
Bird tag
The Curlew tags have arrived!
Photo: Rachel Taylor
BTO Ringed Curlew
BTO ringed Curlew 2020. Photo: Tony Cross
a curlew is inside a cotton bag being held up by a BTO staff member for weighing.
Curlew being weighed by BTO staff member Photo: Luke Lambert
Eurasian Curlew Photo: Luke Lambert
Eurasian Curlew in flight with temporary tracking device on its back Photo: Luke Lambert
Eurasian Curlew with temporary tracking device. Photo: Luke Lambert
Two people are crouching down, one holds a Curlew and is adding rings to the Curlew's legs, whilst the other person is making a written record.
Curlew being ringed by BTO trained staff. Photo: Luke Lambert
A man crouches down holding a Curlew in his hands in front of him ready to release it after a tracking device has been added.
Curlew being released after tracking device has been attached. Photo: Luke Lambert
Base station to receive tracking data from Curlew at Ballyteige, Ireland. Photo: Luke Lambert
Tracking data from Curlew at Ballyteige, each coloured pin represents a Curlew.
Image shows movements of a female Curlew, each yellow pin represents where it has landed.
A Curlew flaps his wings on a shore
Eurasian Curlew Oct 2022 Ballyteige, Ireland. Photo: Luke Lambert
Curlew fly over a field of grazing sheep at Ballyteige, Ireland, Nov ’22. Photo: Luke Lambert
Greenland White fronted Geese Photo: Callum Macgregor
Greenland White fronted Goose Photo: Callum Macgregor
Greenland White fronted Goose Photo: Callum Macgregor
Greenland White fronted Goose Photo: Callum Macgregor
Searching for Greenland White fronted Geese Dec ’22 Photo: Hannah Hereward
Papier Mache models for outreach activities
Rhodri Kemp sorting vegetation samples at Aberystwyth University
Holly Sayer collecting vegetation samples on the Dyfi estuary Photo: Rhod Kemp
Holly Sayer working on the Dyfi estuary Photo: Gareth Thomas
John Lavelle and Luke Lambert at the Bannow & Rathangan Show July 2022
Walther Camaro presenting his poster at ESA living planet symposium Bonn, Germany May ’22
Peter Dennis presenting his poster at the British Ecological Society conference, Edinburgh Dec ’22
Some of the ECHOES team visiting RSPB Ynys Hir April ’22
Some of the ECHOES team visiting Ballyteige Burrow Sept ’22
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