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Up in the Lake District this morning with @ScottoftheMarsh checking in on our tagged Black-headed gulls & deploying more tags. The data are fascinating, moving between sites more than we thought. Can't wait to share once we have it all written up. #Ornithology
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Our AGM is Friday 18 November at the George Hotel, Penrith from 7.30. @leeinthelakes will be giving a talk which will be fascinating and non members are welcome. Please retweet and share with anyone who may be interested.
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Congratulations to our International Advice Co-leader @Vin_Fleming who has been awarded an OBE for services to the environment in the Queen's Birthday Honours. See: jncc.gov.uk/news/vin-fleming… 💚#ForNaturefor #CITES
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Nest boxes contribute to the conservation of breeding birds, offering shelter for native species. We’ve put up new boxes and trays, with maintenance for existing sites to support this years' breeding. #nationalnestboxweek #breedingbirds #ukbirds #ukwildlife #rspb #birdwatching
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What are your personal top 3 most impressive birding spectacles in Lincolnshire? Please give it some thought and reply and then why not retweet this request. Hopefully the Twitterverse will provide the answer!
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Piled up like trash and soon to be dumped. It's unlikely they will be able to process 1428 dolphins. This is comparable to the American bison. 📷via Paul Watson. @VSinkevicius @EU_ENV @denmarkdotdk
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Now in the third year of recording, we have been working with a local ecologist to digitally record bird species seen and heard across the estate in Lincolnshire, Oxfordshire and South Gloucestershire, quantifying the environmental benefits we are delivering.
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The Dunston Beck is reaching its final stage of project completion with the stock fencing being erected in anticipation for future grazing management! Great to see this collaborative project take shape and the wider biodiversity benefits it will bring.
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We’re on! Fist cut for this season, chopper operator likes the fact we have a stone curlew plot in the middle of this field to slow him down. @DysonFarming – at Compton, England
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The St Wulframs’ female peregrine with full crop on the @Lincsbirding webcam this morning (11.02.21) @StWulframs
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Chapel Point, Lincs, up to midday produced a relatively close juv Long-tailed Skua thru S with a group of Arctics (plenty of the latter moving, one pictured), as well as @APCbirding’s ad Sabine’s Gull, 4 Little Gulls, Black Tern, etc. A good morning for a landlocked birder...
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I apologise for boring you with yet another fly tipping video, I’m getting fed up of posting them as much as you are viewing them but this latest one is on a different scale. My MP, @drcarolinej can we have some action please, does the gov realise or care about this? 😡😡😡 – at East Midlands, England
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4 of 5 juvenile kestrel chicks ringed at @beeswaxfarming farm by @APCbirding an above average sighting for 2020 season! Sympathetic #environmental #management helping with their food supply #locationlocationlocation
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A survey at BonbyCarrs has shown interesting/diverse results. The ex-arable wetland site is host to 33 species, including 3 of breeding wildfowl & 2 of breeding waders. 6 Red BOCC & 8 Amber inc 4 pairs of breeding Lapwing! #naturalcapital #birdsofconservationconcern #publicgood
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Southern Marsh Orchid looking fine in the sunshine on @beeswaxfarming farm near Horncastle earlier this week #publicgood #local #surveying @APCbirding
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Replying to @APCbirding
@APCbirding recorded more corn buntings at Roxholme farm last week than ever before! #Conservation #Hotspot for #Farmlandbirds
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My favourite time of year, so have taken a few phone shots. No excuses for their rural nature!
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Interesting day out yesterday, examination of a fragrant juvenile male killer whale in the Wash- difficult terrain and access issues. First we’ve examined in England for nearly 20 years, more to follow next week. Huge thanks to @APCbirding RAF Holbeach and @MCA_media #CSIoftheSea












































