The Cardiff Bird Ringers

Sunday is a day for enjoyment. A day for relaxation. A day for pastimes. The Cardiff Ringers are no stranger to enjoyment and relaxation, es...

A lovely way, to start the day, a break from nappies and milky sick, to put up nets upon a stick. Chiffs and willows taking flight, ...

Garth Mountain Woodcock # 1

As the gentle folk of the UK battened down their hatches and settled into their favourite slouching positions in last nights' storm, two...

The Cardiff Ringing Group is composed of conservationists and scientists (which can sometimes, but not always, be the same thing). As such, ...

As is tradition for all new CRG trainee recruits, the new year began with testing the steel of our newest members: John and Claire. There is...

As role models and peers to the other ringing groups in Wales and indeed, the UK, its very important for the Cardiff ringers to occasional...

Radio silence can be beautiful, but its' time has been and gone. The third age of flippant, mildly amusing posts about the activities of...

Although this site is well known locally to the bird watchers in the area, it was identified the potential of the location from a ringing pe...

Last weekend we sent Facey and a few banner men as emissary to Flat Holm; if for nothing else other than to see how many empty net rounds ...