Birds
Received by email, is notice of this important step in the development of part of the Radley Lakes area as a people friendly wildlife area. With so many birders birding and enjoying both the minority 'protected' area and majority unprotectd areas of old pits at Radley, this is important for the continued future of decent birding along the lines of White-rumped Sand, Spotted Crakes, Glaucous etc..
Worth coming just for the drinks and eats !
Radley Lakes - plans for Radley Wetlands Centre at Thrupp Lake
Open Meeting with Northmoor Trust on Friday 14th January 2011 at 7.30pm at Peachcroft Christian Centre, Lindsay Drive, Abingdon, OX14 2RT
Refreshments available
- 18th September Radley Gp - Wryneck!
Wayne Bull has found a Wryneck at Radley GP near the SE corner of lakes H & I between the perimeter fence and the train track (see map here) Still present 18:30 (per Dominic Noris) First seen at 12:55, it has been seen several times since...
- Miscellaneous Recent Sightings
Abingdon: Longmead Lake, Barton Lane: nightingale singing on SaturdayRadley Lakes area: cuckook calling on Monday per David Guyoncourt and Joe Cartmell...
- Radley Gp: Ash-pit (plover Pit): 26th April
26th April Radley GP: Ash-pit (Plover Pit) 2 White Wagtail: ....with about 30 pieds. Radley GP: Thrupp Lake Arctic Tern Radley GP: S Cetti's Warbler: Singing almost reluctantly from scrub to the South of Lake H/I - not seen. Mark Merritt...
- Our Vanishing Swifts
Edward Mayer of Swift Conservation will be giving a talk on the causes of the dramatic decline in swift numbers in the UK and what we can do to help. Wednesday May 18th, 7.30pm, at the Peachcroft Christian Centre, Abingdon. Please do come along. Entry...
- Radley Lakes
Radley Lakes (c) Radley Village web-site KeyE: Thrupp LakeF: Bullfield Lake or "the fishing lake" G: The Ash PitL: Longmead Lake M: Orchard Lake Thrupp Lake is good for wintering waterfowl, including Smew occasionally & roosting gulls The Ash Pit...
Birds
Radley Lakes - future ?
Received by email, is notice of this important step in the development of part of the Radley Lakes area as a people friendly wildlife area. With so many birders birding and enjoying both the minority 'protected' area and majority unprotectd areas of old pits at Radley, this is important for the continued future of decent birding along the lines of White-rumped Sand, Spotted Crakes, Glaucous etc..
Worth coming just for the drinks and eats !
Radley Lakes - plans for Radley Wetlands Centre at Thrupp Lake
Open Meeting with Northmoor Trust on Friday 14th January 2011 at 7.30pm at Peachcroft Christian Centre, Lindsay Drive, Abingdon, OX14 2RT
Refreshments available
- 18th September Radley Gp - Wryneck!
Wayne Bull has found a Wryneck at Radley GP near the SE corner of lakes H & I between the perimeter fence and the train track (see map here) Still present 18:30 (per Dominic Noris) First seen at 12:55, it has been seen several times since...
- Miscellaneous Recent Sightings
Abingdon: Longmead Lake, Barton Lane: nightingale singing on SaturdayRadley Lakes area: cuckook calling on Monday per David Guyoncourt and Joe Cartmell...
- Radley Gp: Ash-pit (plover Pit): 26th April
26th April Radley GP: Ash-pit (Plover Pit) 2 White Wagtail: ....with about 30 pieds. Radley GP: Thrupp Lake Arctic Tern Radley GP: S Cetti's Warbler: Singing almost reluctantly from scrub to the South of Lake H/I - not seen. Mark Merritt...
- Our Vanishing Swifts
Edward Mayer of Swift Conservation will be giving a talk on the causes of the dramatic decline in swift numbers in the UK and what we can do to help. Wednesday May 18th, 7.30pm, at the Peachcroft Christian Centre, Abingdon. Please do come along. Entry...
- Radley Lakes
Radley Lakes (c) Radley Village web-site KeyE: Thrupp LakeF: Bullfield Lake or "the fishing lake" G: The Ash PitL: Longmead Lake M: Orchard Lake Thrupp Lake is good for wintering waterfowl, including Smew occasionally & roosting gulls The Ash Pit...