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RSPB Notes on Nature August 2019

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Tue
22
Oct
2019

Whales and Dolphins of the tropics
7.30pm for an 8.00pm start
Tue
29
Oct
2019

Ecology and behaviour of the Speckled Bush-cricket
7.30pm for an 8.00pm start
Tue
05
Nov
2019

Summer in Bulgaria
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Society News

Happy World Earthworm Day!
Changes to the published programme October – December 2019
October 2019 edition of the Magpie published
Change of venue for meetings in November 2019

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Thu
24
Oct
2019

RSPBNBLG Talk - USA National Parks - Part 1 - Utah and Arizona - Chris Ward
7:45 pm
Sat
26
Oct
2019

RSPBNBLG Walk - Back Wood, Little Brickhill
10:00 am
Fri
01
Nov
2019

RSPBNBLG General Knowledge Fun Quiz Night
8:00 pm
Sun
03
Nov
2019

Task Sunday at Linford Lakes NR
10:00 - 13:00
Wed
13
Nov
2019

RSPBNBLG Walk - Delapre abbey, Northamptonshire
10:00 am

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New Nature Magazine September / October 2019 published
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National Plant Monitoring Scheme Newsletter summer 2019
Unlocking the science to reveal the state of nature
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Victims of Amazon fires include 500 jaguars
BTO Bird Migration Blog
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