The Northlink Ferries sponsored Lerwick race is the most awaited and prestigious race on the NRCC’s calendar and it finally arrived on June 29th. With many a fancier spending extra time in and around the loft preparing their birds for the journey across to Lerwick and return time spent on the wing, no one could […]
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The Lerwick birds were liberated at 05:30hrs in a light north west wind turning west on route. All the birds have left the crates and cleared te site. The North Sea in clear and we have good visibility down the line of flight.
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While they have high cloud over Lerwick, Scotland is covered with two large bands of rain. After consulting with the weather team the convoyers have made the decision to hold over. All things being equal tomorrow conditions are showing an improvement. Please call back tomorrow
Due to low cloud and a band of rain over Peterhead running through Scotland the convoying team have called ahold over at Lerwick
After collecting all 1337 birds from the marking stations on Thursday 13th June, the NRCC transporter made its way up to Ecclefechan where the birds were fed and watered. The driver and convoyer continued their journey on the Friday morning, arriving at Fraserburgh early this afternoon. On arrival, the birds were given fresh water and
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The convoyer has called a hold over at Lerwick due to rain, please call back tomorrow.
793 birds have been entered into the 2024 NRCC’s Kings Cup Race to Lerwick, getting us safely over to the island is our sponsor Northlink Ferries. The transporter left on Wednesday stopping off at Ecclefechen to feed and water the birds continuing yesterday up to the port at Aberdeen arriving at 11:30 hrs. Once checked
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The convoyer has called a holdover. With no change at Fraserburgh and the forecast showing no different for the coming days a decision has been made that we move the birds shorter with a view to a liberation tomorrow from Dunbar. Please call back for further update tomorrow morning.
