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Summary Port Lewaigue is situated on the North East side of the Isle of Man The habitat is a mixture of scrub including Bramble and Gorse and broadleaf.

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1 Summary Port Lewaigue is situated on the North East side of the Isle of Man The habitat is a mixture of scrub including Bramble and Gorse and broadleaf trees with conifers at the top end. A Costal site with Cover which gives bird a place to breed and rest and feed while moving on migration. Wintering Warblers from Africa breed here such as, Willow Warbler Chiffchaff and Blackcap. The first year of ringing at this site has proven to be very good with 207 new Birds ringed and 22 Species. 40 Blackcaps were ringed this year some breeding here most caught on migration in September. Due to the Berries in Autumn at this site Blackberries, Holly, Elder, and Rose Hips a good number of Thrushes were also ringed 35 Blackbirds, 8 Song Thrush and 1 Redwing. Sean Gray

2 Bird Ringing at Port Lewaigue 2010 Mist Nets Sparrowhawk

3 Ringing started at Port Lewaigue on the 22 April 2010 4 visits were made in April with 46 Birds being ringed 2 Wren 3 Dunnock 1 Robin 5 Blackbird 7 Blackcaps 4Chiffchaffs 6 Willow Warblers 3 Goldcrest 3 Coal Tit 2 Blue Tit 4 Chaffinch 4 Greenfinch 2 Goldfinch Blackcap

4 1 Visit was made in May with 7 Birds being ringed 2 Blackbirds 2 Blackcaps 1 Goldcrest 1 Blue Tit 1 Gt Tit 1 Robin Blackbird Goldcrest

5 June 2010 1 Visit in June with 33 new birds being ringed 1 Wood Pigeon 2 Dunnock 1 Blackbird 2 Song Thrush 6 Blackcap 3 Chiffchaff 3 Willow Warbler 9 Blue Tit 2 Gt Tit 3 Starling 1 Chaffinch Starling

6 July 2010 2 Visits made in July with 14 new birds ringed 3 Siskin 3 Willow Warbler 2 Blue Tits 2 Blackcaps 2 Song Thrush 1Wren 1 Robin Willow Warbler

7 September 2011 No visits made in August, 2 made in September with 37 new Birds ringed 1 Wren 2 Dunnock 3 Robins 4 Blackbirds 1 Song Thrush 18 Blackcaps 3 Chiffchaff 1 Willow Warbler 2 Goldcrest 1 Blue Tit 1 Siskin Young Blackcap

8 October 2011 5 Visits made in October with 60 new birds ring and a Controlled Sparrow Hawk 1 Wren 1 Sparrowhawk 4 Dunnocks 3 Robins 22 Blackbirds 3 Song Thrush 1 Redwing 5 Blackcap 1 Chiffchaff 12 Goldcrest 2 Long Tailed Tits 3 Blue Tits 1 Treecreeper 1 Chaffinch Female Sparrowhawk ringed as a chick at the Ayres in 2009 recaught here 24/10/2010

9 November 2010 1 Visit made in November with10 new birds being ringed 1 Blackbird 1 Coal Tit 5 Blue Tits 3 Gt Tits TreecreeperRedwing

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