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Milton Keynes Natural History Society

Five facts you need to know about starlings

If you’re a fan of feeding the birds in your garden I imagine you’ll know a starling when you see one, but there’s more to these beautiful birds than meets the eye!

They’re one of our most common garden birds

Click here for more information.: Five facts you need to know about starlings – Scottish Nature Notes – Our work – The RSPB Community

This entry was posted in Other News on 24/06/2019 by admin.

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    2023

    Change of speaker: WILDLIFE OF NORFOLK - MATT ANDREWS

    7.30 for 8.00pm start
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    2023

    Sunday walk: Floodplain Forest Nature Reserve

    10.15 for 10.30 start

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  • iSpot – Mike Dodds and Rachel Redford – 21st November – Recording
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  • ELEGY FOR A RIVER – IS IT TOO LATE FOR RIPARIAN WILDLIFE? – Dr Tom Moorhouse – Tuesday 7th November –Recording

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  • MKNHS Group Visit to Spurn National Nature Reserve – Report by Harry Appleyard
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