Lodge

Spurn Bird Observatory

Outside, 11 km from Lincolnshire Coronation Coastby Spurn Bird Observatory Trust

A hostel-style observatory house in Kilnsea, at the neck of the Spurn peninsula, sleeping 13 and looking over the Humber estuary. Birders use it as a base for visible migration and falls of migrants, mainly in the peak months of April–May and August–October.

Details

Feeding not stated
Baiting not stated
No captive animals

Language: English

Months

January, open
February, open
March, open
April, open
May, open
June, open
July, open
August, open
September, open
October, open
November, open
December, open

Year round or not stated

Light and conditions

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Light through the year

Golden hour is when the sun is low, between the horizon and 6° above it: soft, warm light. Times are for the 15th of each month, in London time (with summer time where it applies).

Light by month at Spurn Bird Observatory, in London time
Month	Golden hour		Daylight	Sun at noon
Month	Morning golden hour	Evening golden hour	Daylight	Sun at noon
Jan	08:15–09:11	15:08–16:03	8h 2m8 h 2 min	15°
Feb	07:25–08:10	16:18–17:04	9h 51m9 h 51 min	24°
Mar	06:20–07:01	17:17–17:58	11h 49m11 h 49 min	34°
Apr	06:06–06:47	19:13–19:55	14h 1m14 h 1 min	46°
May	05:05–05:51	20:01–20:47	15h 56m15 h 56 min	55°
Jun	04:37–05:27	20:33–21:23	17h 2m17 h 2 min	60°
Jul	04:56–05:45	20:26–21:14	16h 33m16 h 33 min	58°
Aug	05:45–06:28	19:39–20:22	14h 50m14 h 50 min	50°
Sep	06:38–07:19	18:29–19:10	12h 43m12 h 43 min	39°
Oct	07:32–08:15	17:14–17:57	10h 36m10 h 36 min	28°
Nov	07:32–08:23	15:04–15:55	8h 36m8 h 36 min	18°
Dec	08:17–09:18	14:31–15:32	7h 29m7 h 29 min	13°