Using thermal to conserve rare bird species of conservation concern is What Matt Prior (qualified bird ringer, licenced with the British Trust for Ornithology) does in his spare time. But they don't come more professional than Matt, which is why he chooses a Pulsar Thermal spotters to help him in this vital conservation role.
We spent an evening with Matt 'dazzling' to find out what he does. And this is our first of 3 short films about the use of thermal in bird conservation, to be released over the coming weeks:
0:00 Introducing the red list and dazzling with thermal
1:49 The woodcock catch & species information
4:11 The Skylark catch & species information
5:58 Overview of episodes 2 & 3 of ringing the red list
EPISODE 1: Catching Woodcock & Skylark
EPISODE 2: Catching More skylark & Corn Bunting [COMING SOON]
EPISODE 3: Processing and releasing rare species [COMING SOON]
Matt uses a Pulsar Telos XP50 and a Pulsar Helion 2 XP50
We filmed this with a Pulsar Merger DXP50 and a Sionyx Aurora Pro
For detail of the range of Pulsar spotters visit: https://tj-focus.co.uk/
We spent an evening with Matt 'dazzling' to find out what he does. And this is our first of 3 short films about the use of thermal in bird conservation, to be released over the coming weeks:
0:00 Introducing the red list and dazzling with thermal
1:49 The woodcock catch & species information
4:11 The Skylark catch & species information
5:58 Overview of episodes 2 & 3 of ringing the red list
EPISODE 1: Catching Woodcock & Skylark
EPISODE 2: Catching More skylark & Corn Bunting [COMING SOON]
EPISODE 3: Processing and releasing rare species [COMING SOON]
Matt uses a Pulsar Telos XP50 and a Pulsar Helion 2 XP50
We filmed this with a Pulsar Merger DXP50 and a Sionyx Aurora Pro
For detail of the range of Pulsar spotters visit: https://tj-focus.co.uk/
- Category
- Fly Fishing
- Tags
- ornithology, ornathology, bird


