NEWS & EVENTS

As you are aware North Yorkshire has been placed in Tier 3 and as such I have to inform you that the Sea Watch and East Lea hides will no

Our Bird Gallery is active again, after some technical hitches. Its on the Sightings Tab. There  are seven pages, which you can click through at the bottom of each page,

FBOG is striving to keep our hides open, but we are concerned that some birders are not being respectful of others, in regard to Covid-19 and face-masks.  To clarify, masks

The northerly winds of the past few days have bought a lot of seabirds close inshore, including all the skuas, Sooty and Manx Shearwaters, Storm Petrel. Little Terns and Brent

The Dams has pulled in a great selection of waders with the new water regimes working their magic. We have had Temminck's Stint, Wood Sandpiper, Black-tailed Godwit, Greenshank, Ruff, Green

An unexpected new Filey bird, a "Cory's Shearwater" that flew past on 9th July stood out because of its unusual white patch on its right wing, a result of feather

Many Filey bird photos have now been put on our Gallery (Sightings Page). Left click a photo to see the bird details and photographer. How many have you seen? The

We are pleased to announce that both the members- only East Lea and Sea-watching (Brigg) Hides have re-opened. Please observe the social distancing guidelines at all times.