Birdwords Newsletter April 2014
First, an apology. I haven’t been as assiduous as I intended in sending these newsletters out. That’s because I have been writing books. In particular, my book Britain’s Mammals in the WildGuides series took far longer than expected to write, but it’s something to look for towards the end of the year.
From now on, I’ll opt for the little and often way of updating.
If you are interested, please note that I have at last updated the Longham blog section of the website, www.birdwords.co.uk/category/longham-lakes/
This summer, however, please do join me on one or two of these terrific field trips? They are open to all, but places go quickly. The quickest way to reserve a place is to e-mail me on dominic@birdwords.co.uk. You will need to make your way to the meeting place (see Events)
DAY TRIPS (10.30am-4pm) £15 per person (please pre-book)
Thursday 8th May – Pulborough Brooks, West Sussex
Thursday 15th May – Farlington Marshes, Hampshire
Friday 23rd May – Titchfield Haven, Hampshire
Friday 13th June – Devil’s Punchbowl and Thursley Common, Surrey
You can pay £7.50 for each section or come to both.
Friday 27th June – New Forest off the Beaten Track
Tuesday 8th July – Medmerry, West Sussex
Friday 18th July – Selborne, Hampshire
SMALL GROUP TRIPS (10 or less), 10.30am-4pm, £25 per person, please pre-book
Thursday 5th June – Stodmarsh, near Canterbury
Tuesday 17th June – Martin Down and Garston Wood, Wiltshire/Dorset
Thursday 3rd July – Langford Lakes, Wiltshire
Tuesday 22nd July – Raptor Rapture, New Forest
SHORT (2 HOUR, 10.00am-12.00pm) WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSIONS IN DORSET/HAMPSHIRE
£7 per person per session. Please pre-book if possible (but spaces likely)
7th May – Longham Lakes, Ferndown, Dorset
14th May – Radipole Lake, Weymouth
21st May – Swineham, Wareham
4th June – Mark Ash Wood, New Forest
11th June – Badbury Rings
18th June – Blashford Lakes, Ringwood
25th June – Tarrant Rushton Airfield (north of Wimborne)
2nd July – Lodmoor, Weymouth
9th July – Arne
16th July – Blandford (for Otters, Kingfishers and lunch!)
In the meantime