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Check out our Flickr group
Monday, March 07th, 2016 | Author:

Thanks to active member Phil, we have a Flickr group which is populated with loads of fantastic pictures of the insect and bird life that eager photographers have catalogued on their visits to the site, including Firecrests and Lesser redpoll. It’s setup as an open group so you can contribute your own pictures and videos to share with everybody. Please do! You’ll find a permanent link in the sidebar to the right.

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sightings for Wednesday March 14th
Friday, March 16th, 2012 | Author:

Just a few days after our AGM talk by Peter Antram , leader of the St Albans RSPB , Mamta from Luton reported a productive visit with her RSPB group …

Blackbird, blue tit, carrion crow, chaffinch, coot, dunnock, great spotted woodpecker, great tit, green woodpecker, jackdaw, jay, kingfisher, lesser redpoll, long tail tit, magpie, mallard, moorhen, ring-neck parakeet, robin, siskin, song thrush, wood pigeon, and wren

 

 

and all before 10.00 am  …. learner birders take note, make an early start!

 

 

 

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Sightings – February / March
Thursday, February 02nd, 2012 | Author:

Please leave a comment on this post with your sightings and be sure to include the following details if at all possible.

  • What  you saw – species (sex, numbers or other details are useful but not essential)
  • When you saw it – i.e. the date
  • Name of observer
  • Where you saw it within the site, e.g. bird was overhead, in the Mere, on alders
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Sightings – January 2012
Sunday, January 01st, 2012 | Author:

This is a trial of a new approach to recording sightings on the reserve, so everyone can join in and see what others have to say.

Please leave a comment on this post with your sightings and be sure to include the following details if at all possible.

  • What  you saw – species (sex, numbers or other details are useful but not essential)
  • When you saw it – i.e. the date
  • Name of observer
  • Where you saw it within the site, e.g. bird was overhead, in the Mere, on alders
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