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Making your records work for wildlife. What information would we like. Guide to Birding areas within CWP. Cotswold Water Park Bat Atlas. You can send in records.
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To submit sightings to this blog if you are not an authorised contributor please use the Going Birding. Friday, 13 April 2018. A few more pictures are here. Oxford United Paul, Peter Allen, Geoff Wyatt, Dai. Churn nr Blewbury 13th April.
A Black-necked Grebe found this morning was a new bird for the Farmoor 2015 year list. This takes the total seen here this year to 136, which is the lowest number recorded by this time of the year since 2001. Hopefully we will have a good autumn and finish with a reasonable total by the end of the year. Billy and friends pt 4 Alfie the Labrador. Wednesday, August 05, 2015. Friday, 15 May 2015. Billy and friends pt3 Binky the Cocker Spaniel. Friday, May 15, 2015.
A Busy Bee Day in the Garden. Willow Beauty I think! Marbled Beauty, Bryophila domestica. Pill Woodlouse, Armadillidium vulgare. Solitary Bees hotel with many cells now full with nests of the Leaf-cutter Bee. This Honey Bee has a slight colour variation.
Hide permits available from pitch and putt office. Unsurprisingly with the Spotted Sandpiper. Still present after 5 days, there were quite a few visitors to the Hides along with several of our main contributors to the Blog. Below are a few sightings and images from Nigel Sluman, Felicity Cobb, Brian Waller, Matt Pringle and Trevor and Sue Clayson. Bullfinch, Green Woodpecker and Buzzard.
Getting Sun Burnet At Staines Moor. We took advantage of a lovely sunny day on Sunday 19th July to head out to Staines Moor. 4th July saw Team Sausage in central London. For all intents and purposes, we were on a friends, food and film outing.
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Dunlin, 3 Green Sandpiper, 3 Common Sandpiper, 20 lapwing, 2 Little Egret, Shoveler - Langford Lakes. We now offer WOS News in digital format, sent straight to your PC or tablet via email. In addition to saving paper, this makes your subscription worth at least an extra 5 per annum to the Society. Click on the title of this Newsflash to find what to do. A to Z of some of the best birding locations in Wiltshire. We will be adding more location details as the list grows.
Welcome to the Wiltshire BMD. Web site, part of the UKBMD. Group of Family History and Genealogy web sites. The Register Offices in the county of Wiltshire, England, hold the original. Records of births, marriages and deaths back to the start of civil registration in 1837. Are collaborating with the local Registration Services to make the indexes to these records freely searchable via the Internet.
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Home page - Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust. Protecting the elderly, vulnerable. And disadvantaged in Wiltshire and Swindon. The Ernest and Majorie Fudge Trust. You are viewing the text version of this site. To view the full version please install the Adobe Flash Player and ensure your web browser has JavaScript enabled. You need Flash to use this feature.
The Wiltshire Bridleways Association was formed in 1970 to preserve, maintain and register bridleways and byways. The Association continues to oppose any closure of riding rights of way and to initiate claims for bridleways and byways when these public rights are supported by either documentary or user evidence. If you would like to join Wiltshire Bridleways Association please proceed to our membership. Page where more details and a membership form are available.