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Look out for Redpolls

Redpoll

Redpolls have been spotted in the area between the Campbell Park and the Grand Union Canal. Don’t forget to report your sighting to us!

This entry was posted in News on 05/11/2014 by admin.

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  • Clifden Nonpareil moth ©Gordon Redford, Newport Pagnell 16 September 2018 Blue is the colour
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  • Holly Blue, CC BY-NC-SA by Peter Hassett, Felmersham Gravel Pits 11 August 2018 Trip Report – Felmersham Gravel Pits 11 August 2018
  • Female Willow Emerald ovipositing by Harry Appleyard, Tattenhoe Valley Park 4 October 2016 Willow Emerald fascinating fact

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  • Fungus Walk Naphill Common 21 October 2018
  • Don’t be scared of using Latin plant names
  • ‘Hyperalarming’ study shows massive insect loss
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  • Moths as nocturnal pollinators
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  • Tiny mite could prove a ‘mighty’ weapon in the fight against one of the UK’s most invasive weeds
  • Endangered beetle recorded in a new county
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  • Basking shark is as powerful as a great white
  • Petition · Save Our Butterflies, Bees and Wildflowers
  • New edible mushrooms among thousands of recently discovered fungi
  • Build walls on seafloor to stop glaciers melting
  • Talk – Wildlife West of Milton Keynes 24 October 2018
  • The strange science of melting ice sheets
  • Looking Out for the Small Things
  • Long hot summer means we should enjoy spectacular autumn colour
  • Give local dormice a better home today
  • Inland Waterways Association MK branch winter programme 2018-19
  • Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2018
  • Why do we hate wasps and love bees?
  • Japan killed 50 whales in Antarctic protected area
  • RSPBNBLG Walk – Wilstone Reservoir 20 October 2018
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