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MKNHS Summer 2019 walks part 2 published

The second instalment of the Society’s summer walks is now available on the Programme page of the website.

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Tue
24
Sep
2019

Practical night – autumn fungi
7.30pm for an 8.00pm start
Tue
24
Sep
2019

Practical night – autumn fungi
7.30pm for an 8.00pm start
Tue
01
Oct
2019

Members’ night
7.30pm for an 8.00pm start

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Trip Report – Coombs Quarry and Padbury Brook 6 August 2019
Trip Report – St.Laud’s Churchyard, Sherington 30 July 2019

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Wed
25
Sep
2019

RSPBNBLG Walk - Floodplain Forest Nature Reserve
10:00 am
Thu
26
Sep
2019

National Moth Night at Linford Lakes NR
19:15 – 21:00
Sat
05
Oct
2019

Exhibition of Microscopy - Natural History Museum
10:30 - 16:00
Sat
05
Oct
2019

Mushroom Magic - Bucks County Museum
11am to 4pm
Wed
09
Oct
2019

RSPBNBLG Walk - Summer Leys NR
10:00 am

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