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 | Wednesday, 31 July 2019 July Bird of the Month - Fulmar The fulmar resembles a large gull and is a true seabird which is often seen many miles from land. It is a colonial breeder and nests on suitable cliffs, or buildings which are close to the sea. Pairs mate for life and will use the same nest site year after year. More... |
 | Sunday, 30 June 2019 June Bird of the Month - Woodlark If it wasn't for its wonderful yodelling song this small lark would remain relatively unobtrusive. It's a pretty lark, smaller than a skylark and with a much shorter square-ended tail, short crest and a distinctive white stripe which goes from over the eyes to meet at the back of the neck. When perched, it shows a small but distinctive black mark bordered with white on the edge of the wing. More... |
For more please visit our News pages. Latest trip report | Sunday, 7 July 2019 Samphire Hoe (Leader Karen Snow) Travelling down to Samphire Hoe, I found out that once again we were scheduled to be in the same place as the Gravesend Group. However, when we arrived I spoke to the Gravesend group and we decided to go in opposite directions so as not to be a large group. More... |
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