Bird News from Nial Moores Largely blue skies and warm temperatures (reaching a high of 22°C on the 29th), with the wind swinging from the west on the 28th to the southwest then south on the 29th. Unsurprisingly, there was … read more
Bird News from Nial Moores Although 88 species were logged during a long day in the field (5am-8pm), it felt very much like the end of spring – with small numbers of late-spring migrants and warming temperatures during the day … read more
Bird News from Nial Moores With no boat for four days, finally arrived back on the island at 8pm on the 25th in still-dense fog. This cleared by early morning, being replaced by warm sunshine and light to moderate yellow-dust … read more
Bird News from Nial Moores I visited Baekryeong Island again from April 25th (arriving in the afternoon) to May 9th (departing at 2pm). I was joined on several dates in early May by Prof. Robert Newlin (RN) and on May 5th by Mr. … read more
Bird News from Nial Moores & Robin Newlin After several excellent days in the field on Baekryeong Island (more of which will be posted later!), a fair-weather arrival on the 6th produced a rapid increase in some species (most especially … read more
Baekryeong Island, April 30 (0935) – May 1 (0934!) Thanks to the kind support of several donors (Park Young-Ja, Chon Hyun-ae, Profs. David Cole and Betty Slade) and the promise of some Canadian support through Birds Korean Geoff Styles, I … read more
Dr. Nial Moores, Birds Korea, April 27th 2014 (edited April 29th) An image on the Surfbirds website dated April 22nd taken by Max Berlijn shows three Baer’s Pochard Aythya baeri (two males, both with heads showing a hint of chestnut … read more
Last month, WWF opened their first office in Korea, in Seoul (see: https://www.birdskoreablog.org/?p=12206). We have been informed that they are now seeking a high-quality fund-raising manager. Details of this WWF-Korea post and the application process are at: http://www.globalcharityjobs.com/Jobs_information?form_id=97482 read more