Greetings all.
Sending you best
wishes for a Happy Healthy Successful New year.
Hope you all had a
lovely Christmas, and for those who over-indulged last night your sore
heads are recovering!
Welcome to 2015,
and a great ‘Birding’ year ahead of us.
I’ve spent the morning chillin by the window, and before the
world went dark and the heavens opened ‘the Nook’ had seen 16 different species
visiting the buffet table. My first bird of 2015 was a Blue tit, followed by
blackbird, house sparrow, robin, goldfinch, feral pigeon, great tit, starling,
wren, jay, wood pigeon, greenfinch, coal tit, dunnock, chaffinch and
magpie. I’m sure there’s a sparrowhawk somewhere, birds very
skittish.
So, what was your first bird??
Our membership has had a busy year, bore out by the number
of blog entries we had this year , a whopping 116 (so see blog monthly menu if your looking for some quiet inspiration or amusement
whilst its raining)
Remember our blog is our voice, your voice, so feel free to send
blogs or snippets for uploading.
Laura
RSPB Liverpool has
sent you an update about -
Event: THE BIG NEW YEAR BIRDWATCH
When: Sunday 4th January 2015
Time: 09:00 to ?!
Event: THE BIG NEW YEAR BIRDWATCH
When: Sunday 4th January 2015
Time: 09:00 to ?!
Meet at the Speke Garston Coastal Park reserve car park at the end of Blackburne Street /Garston Shore Rd.
Postcode: L19 8JD
GET YOUR TICK LIST OFF TO A FLYING START
Postcode: L19 8JD
GET YOUR TICK LIST OFF TO A FLYING START
An ideal way to start the new year. Join us on our annual wildlife trip around Liverpool, getting out early to try and see as many birds as we can find in a day in Liverpool. A good variety of birds will be seen, going on to other sites such as Sefton park and Childwall woods, aiming to increase our total. Last year we found 58 different species - including Jack snipe, treecreeper and parakeet. Stay out with us as long as you wish, but you could be out till dusk.
Tiolet and Cafe Facilities Sefton Park only.
Car sharing possible contact leader.
Chris : Christtynan@aol.com
Easy walk, but Garston coastal path could be muddy, and this part of the walk is not suitable for wheelchairs.
http://liverpoolrspb.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/2014-big-new-year-birdwatch.html
Be there!
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