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Milton Keynes Natural History Society

Flexible migratory strategies are an advantage for birds

Avian species that can adapt their migration strategies cope better with environmental changes.

Source: Flexible migratory strategies are an advantage for birds | Discover Wildlife

This entry was posted in Other News on 26/05/2016 by admin.

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    Linford Wood – Sunday – Colin Docketty

    09.45 for 10.00 start
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    Autumn Fungi – Justin Long 

    7.30 for 8.00, via Zoom

Society News

  • Setting up a Natural History Society in Pembrokeshire – Steve Brady’s Zoom Talk – Tuesday 12th October
  • Tattenhoe Wildlife – a video talk by Harry Appleyard
  • India Revisited – Alan Piggott’s Zoom recording – Tuesday 5th October

Members’ News

  • Glistening webs – Julie Lane
  • Audrey Prince

Other News

  • BFG: Rushmere Estate on Sun Oct 17th; Wotton House Estate on Sat Oct 23rd
  • Mr Ulysses A Vincent and the Big Seal – Matt Andrews
  • Saving our Insects – an evening with Dave Goulson. 14 October 7.00pm
  • Big Butterfly Count 2021 sees lowest ever number of butterflies recorded
  • Bucks Fungus Group walks update
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