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The next Field Trip will be notified later in the year. Click here for more details |
The next Indoor Meeting will be on 24 September when Paul Hobson will be talking on "Peak District Birds". Click here for more details. | ||
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Could birders visiting Ambaston GP please note that only the deep water pit near Ambaston and the reedbeds where a Spotted Crake appeared a few years ago can be viewed from public footpaths etc. The rest of this site is strictly private. | |||
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Could birders visiting Willington GP Canal Pit please note that the site is a PRIVATE working gravel pit. Do not use the gravel company road and do not approach the water's edge. View only from the canal tow path. Information from the site will cease if birders cannot act responsibly.
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Could birders visiting Foremark Reservoir please note that there is NO ACCESS at any time to the area along the dam wall or to the area on the West Side of the Reservoir.
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A reminder to visitors to Drakelow NR: please do not walk in front of the main hide as this disturbs birds using the feeding station
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The Carsington Bird Club Website now features a new Forum, click here for more details
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The Pleasley Pit Nature Study Group website here for details | |||
BTO Bird Atlas 2007-11, "Mapping Britain and Ireland's Birds". Work starts on this £1 million project in November 2007. Volunteers are needed for survey field work. click here for more information or contact Dave Budworth
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Please note that Rod Key's e-mail address is r_key@sky.com
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Please note that the DOS Secretary's e-mail address is steveshaw84MVR@btinternet.com
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For information on how you can help the DOS Records Database Project click here
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The status of Aston-on-Trent GP: This is a private working gravel pit with permit only access during working hours. The closer pits can be viewed from the A50 slip road with a telescope but no access should be attempted AT ANY TIME (or you will have to explain yourself to the local constabulary)
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Gift Aid and payment by Standing OrderAlso, if you are a member of the DOS, we can cut costs if you pay by Standing Order | |||
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Welcome to the DOS Website
BTO Bird Atlas 2007-11, "Mapping Britain and Ireland's Birds". Work starts on this £1 million project in November 2007. Volunteers are needed for survey field work. click
For information on how you can help the DOS Records Database Project click
The status of Aston-on-Trent GP: This is a private working gravel pit with permit only access during working hours. The closer pits can be viewed from the A50 slip road with a telescope but no access should be attempted AT ANY TIME (or you will have to explain yourself to the local constabulary)
