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Next Meeting

Monday 27th September
BTO 'Out of Africa' project.
Andy Clements

(Details and more meetings)

Next field trip

Watch this space!

(Details and more trips)

Annual report 2008

The 2008 report (which members receive a copy as part of their subscription) was published in October.

If you want to see what you're missing have a look at the 2004 report

Further copies available for £8 from RSPB Leighton Moss shop and Lambert's, Rosemary Lane, Lancaster.

Also available by post for £9 (includes p+p) from: A. Cadman, 57 Greenways, Over Kellet, Carnforth LA6 1DE.

Atlas site: we need your records!

Find out what's happening and how to get involved in this exciting project by visiting the Atlas page, accessible through the link on the navigation bar above. We're waiting for your records!

Who are LDBWS?

Lancaster & District Birdwatching Society has a membership of about 200 and meets at Bare Methodist Church Hall, Bare, Morecambe. An Annual Report and a Winter Programme are sent to members in August/September. A Newsletter & programme of summer activities/surveys/census work is also circulated.

Our recording area is based around Morecambe Bay in north Lancashire and south Cumbria, in the north of England. It includes a wide variety of habitats from the low lying farmland around Cockerham in the south, to the high fells of Bowland in the east and the Arnside/Silverdale AONB in the north. Our area also includes the Leighton Moss and Morecambe Bay RSPB Reserve.

Further information on Society activities etc. is available from the Secretary:

Kevin Briggs,
The Bramblings,
1 Washington Drive,
Warton
LA5 9RA

ldbws@yahoo.co.uk

All LDBWS web pages are the copyright of Lancaster and District Birdwatching Society and should not be reproduced elsewhere without the express permission of the Society. The opinions expressed in the LDBWS newsletter are not necessarily those of the Society. The content of LDBWS Member's Web Pages is the responsibility of the member concerned. LDBWS ask all birdwatchers to observe the Birdwatchers' Code of Conduct and the Country Code.

Thanks go to Pete Crooks for today's header photo of Aldcliffe. If you have a suitable picture of a local birding spot, why not send it to the webmaster, at andymccafferty@gmail.com? I need to resize (and if necessary crop) pictures to make them 600x130 pixels, so ideally send it at that size (definitely not smaller).

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