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birdwatching or the site being visited are made particularly welcome.
Both local (car) and more distant (coach) trips offer you the added
benefit of knowing you will be guided by experienced birdwatchers
who know the site being visited and what you might expect to see.
With coach trips you are free to wander off and "do your own
thing" or, if you prefer, you can stay with the leader and benefit
from their knowledge. There is always a good rapport between those
attending, and the sharing of information and telescopes is always
in evidence.
Thanks
to those who supported our trips. PLEASE could others support
our coach trips. We can't run them at a loss and really don't want
to cancel.
It's
a great way to watch and learn about birds, without the driving.
You're also doing your bit to reduce traffic pollution!
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Car and
Coach Trips 2006/7
= Car Trip 
= Coach Trip |
| Saturday
26 April 2008 |
Crossness
Nature Reserve, Thamesmead |
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Times:
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10:00
– 13:00 |
Leader:
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TBA |
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Sitting beside the Thames this Thames Water reserve is in an
ideal position to receive migrants of all kinds and we will
hope to find some during our visit, guided by Warden Karen Sutton.
Meet at the Riverside Golf Course, Fairway Drive, (Off Summerton
Way), from where we will walk to the reserve via the riverside
path. |
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| Saturday
10 May 2008 |
Nightingale
evening
Northward Hill RSPB Reserve, High Halstow, Kent |
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Times:
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18:45
– 21:00 |
Leader:
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Chas
Parr |
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Join our search for the elusive nightingale which usually serenades
us from the dense cover. Meet at the field car park at the bottom
of Decoy Hill, off Clinch Street. |
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