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Next field tripSunday 12th February
Sunderland Point(RSPB/LDBWS) 11:00 am: Meet at Potts Corner, Middleton 2010 report now out
If you wish to join LDBWS, please contact Mike (see the 'Join' link above) and receive the 2010 report along with all the other benefits of membership (newsletters, no need to pay £3 to attend a meeting etc.) for £12. We now have a 12 month rolling membership, therefore the full 12 months membership can be taken out at any time of the year. Anyone who is interested in the birds of this area, but who does not wish to join LDBWS (and there are many people in this category who access this website), will find the report a very useful resource as e.g. the detailed species accounts will help you find your way around this area in terms of 'when' 'where' and 'how' to stand the best chance of connecting with a particular species The 2010 LDBWS report will be on sale to non-members from 5th November at Lamberts Optics, Heysham Nature Reserve office and Leighton Moss RSPB reserve for £8 NERF Annual Review 2010
The Northern England Raptor Forum published their 2010 Annual Review in November 2011. The report is in three parts: an overview of the work of NERF, the detailed individual species reports and a third section of raptor related articles, ranging from Lesser Kestrels in Italy to the story of the migration of two Osprey chicks from Cumbria. Copies can be purchased from Steve Downing for £12, including p&p. Email throstlebower@hotmail.com. A small number of copies of the 2009 Annual Review are still available at the reduced rate of £5 per copy. £17.50 including p&p for both Reviews. |
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 Acting Secretary:
Pete Marsh,
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). Site design by Andrew McCafferty | Back to top. |
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