Peter Lackey
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Churchyard birds: Autumn migration 2023
Summer is now officially over and a change in the numbers and species that we can expect to see and hear in the churchyard is underway. Unfortunately, due to other commitments it was impossible to undertake a survey of birds breeding in the area this summer, but I hope to address that next year. The…
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Churchyard birds: Summer 2023
Summer is well and truly with us, as we can tell by the changeable nature of the weather! And so are the summer migrants with Swifts, Swallows and House Martins swooping high over the churchyard, or low across the surrounding meadows. No sign of a Spotted Flycatcher or Turtle Dove yet, but please come and…
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Churchyard butterflies: Spring 2023
With the warmer weather now here, numerous butterflies are taking wing, especially on sunny days with little or no wind. Seen so far:Holly BlueLarge BlueLarge WhiteSmall WhiteGreen Veined WhiteRed AdmiralBrimstonePeacock
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Churchyard birds: Spring migration 2023
The spring migration is underway. What birds have been spotted so far in Corby Glen churchyard?
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This website – what would you like to see?
Help shape this website by telling us what you would like to read about – friends@corbyglen.church
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Exciting times ahead…
Announcing the launch of the Friends of Corby Glen Church: Friday 21 April 2023, 7 pm, in St John’s Church. Guided tours, exhibition of the plans for the development of the building as a community asset, refreshments
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Churchyard birds: Winter 2022-23
What species of birds have visited the churchyard in the winter of 2022-23?