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Newsletter of the Lancaster and District Birdwatching Society
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Summer 2004
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Recording Area Map
Checklist to the birds of the area (detailed)

Membership details

Spring 2005

Editorial - Welcome
Sightings in the LDBWS area
Surveys in the LDBWS area
RSPB Bowland News
Wildlife Of Lancashire
Local birding League
News From the Ringing Group
Marks Birding Diary
Ring Ouzels
Birdtrack
Tree Sparrows
Tit Bits
Dates for the Diary

Autumn 2004

Editors notes
Bird club ideas
Forthcoming Meetings
News from the ringing group
Birdlife Cyprus - Raptor watch
Swift Survey summary

Summer 2004

Editors Introduction
Forthcoming meetings
Recent sightings
A brief history of Mediterranean Gulls in North Lancashire
News from the ringing group
Marks Birding Diary
Swift Study
Mute Swan Study
Birding League

January 2004

Editorial
Recent Sightings
BTO Conference
Forthcoming Meetings
News From The Ringing Group
A Cape of Good Hope Pelagic
Marks Diary

Autumn 2003

Editorial
Recent Sightings
Twite in the South Pennines
Forthcoming meetings
Marks birding league diary
Buzzard and Raven Survey
News from the ringing group
BTO Surveys
Yellowhammer survey
Heysham Nature reserve 20 years on.

Spring 2003

Editors Introduction
Bird Watching in SD36
Programme of Talks 2003/4
Local Birding League
Marks Diary
LDBWS / RSPB summary of Outing 2002/3

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Some Recommended Bird Books: (And more Bird Books )

Where to Watch Birds in Britain
Simon Harrap, Nigel Redman: Buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk

  • A superb and well researched update of the original book. Lots of new sites have been added. The experts have been consulted. An indispensible guide to British twitcher or foreign visitor. All the key sites are covered, usually with good maps complete with a season by season guide of what to see where.

Heysham Obs reports and LDBWS Annual Reports are both obtainable from Leighton Moss shop




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