Amidst this summer’s relentless gloomy weather it was great to receive some good news from the RSPB Cornish Chough project. This summer has been the best breeding season for Chough since they began their recolonisation of Cornwall in 2001. From … Read More
These Cornish Chough were seen mating at the weekend on the north coast of Cornwall. Signs of another breeding pair are normally something to celebrate but on reporting the sighting to the RSPB’s Claire Mucklow I was in for a … Read More
There is good news on the Chough in Cornwall. An update on the success of the small Cornish population in 2011 has been released by the RSPB who have been monitoring this year’s breeding success. A total of fifteen chicks … Read More
There’s something to be said for having a noisy bird as a County emblem, they let you know they’re there! While watching nesting Shag on Lion Rock a distinctive call gave away a Chough feeding on the top of the … Read More
Can there be a finer sight than a Cornish Chough and a Cornish pasty? Today we were lucky to see four Chough on the Lizard Peninsular, Cornwall, conveniently flying around the cliff top close to “The Most Southerly Cafe”! The … Read More
Common name: Chough Latin name: Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax Family: Crow (Corvidae) This photo Date: 23 July Location: Lizard Point, The Lizard, Cornwall Other photos Gallery: British Birds Related images: