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Milton Keynes Natural History Society

Moths Count Update April 2017

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Butterfly Conservation have published the April 2017 edition of Moths Count.

Click here to read the magazine.

This entry was posted in Other News on 06/05/2017 by admin.

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Society Events
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    Apr
    2021

    The Willow Tit: Britain's fastest declining bird - Paul Bellamy, RSPB

    7.30 for 8.00 start, via Zoom
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    20
    Apr
    2021

    Chilly in Chile - Di Parsons

    7.30 for 8.00 start, via Zoom

Society News

  • March 2021 Magpie Digest published
  • Books recommended during the Members’ Book Evening on March 16th 2021
  • Sharks in British Waters – A talk by Paul Cox on Tuesday 9th March (Zoom recording)

Members’ News

  • Roy’s Reminiscences – Roy Maycock, MKNHS President
  • A moth in the porch: Part 2 – Andy Harding

Other News

  • “Your Forest”
  • A book recommendation from Bucks Fungus Club
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