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Spurn Bird Observatory 2021 Calendar

We’ve teamed up with a whole host of amazing artists who have supported the Observatory with their work in the past, and our highly skilled designer Chris Gaughan from Designwing, to produce a top-quality 2021 calendar. It features 12 pieces of artwork from 10 different artists in A4 landscape format. It has a selection of ‘highlighted features’ throughout the year, noting for example certain weeks that are good for passage of a particular species. It also has the earliest Spurn spring migrant dates and ‘On this Day’ megas from Spurn’s past for inspiration when you are next out in the field.

All money raised from the sale of the calendars will go towards our recent fundraiser to purchase land around the 'Triangle' area at Spurn.

The artists and their featured work are:

  • January - Fieldfare by Darren Woodhead
  • February - Glaucous Gull by Alan Harris
  • March - Mediterranean Gull by Ed Keeble
  • April - Firecrest by Richard Johnson
  • May - Red-footed Falcon by Jack Ashton-Booth
  • June - Swift by Jonathan Pomroy
  • July - Wood Sandpiper by Nick Derry
  • August - Lapland Bunting by Ben Green
  • September - Woodlark by Tim Wooton
  • October - Pallas's Warbler by Tony Disley
  • November - Little Auk by Richard Johnson
  • December - Pintail by Richard Johnson

We are offering these calendars at a variety of price ranges. Obviously, they are all the same product but as this is an initiative to raise money of this land purchase, we have given the option to increase your donation whilst still receiving a calendar, so feel free to pick from one of the price point options below to receive both this quality calendar and support this land purchase. This is a ‘pre-sale’ and will last until 13th December so get your orders in before then. They will then be posted out the following week.

To buy a calendar for £12 click here

To buy a calendar for £18 click here

To buy a calendar for £24 click here

To buy a calendar for £30 click here

 

Spurn Bird Observatory
8 Dec 2020

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