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(Details and more meetings)

Saturday 7th September
Heysham Nature reserve and coastal area
(LDBWS/RSPB)

Leader: Pete Marsh

(Details and more trips)

2011 Report

Members should have received their copies of the 2011 Annual Report by now. If not please contact the Secretary (contact details under the “About” tab). Non-members can purchase a copy from the Secretary for £8.00 inc. postage. Please make cheques / POs payable to Lancaster & District Bird Watching Society.

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.

Map of the LDBWS recording area

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See key below for site names
  1. Abbeystead
  2. Aldcliffe
  3. Allen/Eric Morecambe Pools
  4. Arkholme
  5. Arnside
  6. Barbon Fell
  7. Bare- Broadway
  8. Blea Tarn/Langthwaite Reservoirs
  9. Bolton-le-Sands Marsh
  10. Carnforth Marsh
  11. Carnforth Slag Tips/Cotestones
  12. Clevely Mere
  13. Clougha
  14. Cockerham Moss
  15. Cockersands
  16. Colloway Marsh
  17. Conder Green
  18. Crook O'Lune
  19. Dallam Pool
  20. Dockacres/Pine Lake Complex
  21. Dunsop Bridge
  22. Farelton Kont
  23. Fluke Hall
  24. Foulshaw Moss
  25. Glasson Dock
  26. Haweswater
  27. Helton Tarn
  28. Hest Bank Marsh
  29. Heversham Moss
  30. Heysham Harbour
  31. Heysham Power Station Outfalls
  32. High Bentham
  33. Holme Mill
  34. Holmere
  35. Hornby
  36. Ingleton
  37. Jenny Brown's Point
  38. Kellet TV Mast Pool
  39. Knot's Wood/St Paul's Priory
  40. Lancaster Tip
  41. Lancaster University
  42. Langden Beck
  43. Leighton Moss
  44. Meathop Moss
  45. Middleton Sands
  46. Overton
  47. Pilling Lane Ends
  48. Pilling Moss
  49. Sandside
  50. Sandylands
  51. Scorton Gravel Pits
  52. Silverdale Marsh
  53. Sizergh Castle
  54. Skerton Weir
  55. Stodday
  56. Stone Jetty
  57. Street Bridge
  58. Sunderland Point
  59. Terrybank Tarn
  60. Warton Crag
  61. Whitendale
  62. Wyndhammere/Kitmere
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