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February 2020
Car trip to Rutland Water, Egleton (LE15 8BT)
This is one of our longer trips. This well-known site is home to the Bird Fair in August. Bring your own refreshments with you as there are limited refreshment facilities. There is a parking fee of £6 for 5 hours.
Find out more »Presentation ‘British Isles to the Friesian Isles by John Gardner
We take a look at a string of islands in the south-eastern corner of the North sea,
Find out more »Car Trip to Thrybergh Country Park (S65 4NU)
It's a short journey but one we have not taken before. There is a cafe on site. Meet in the car park at 9am for which there is a small fee.
Find out more »March 2020
Presentation – ‘Filey Bay – Seabird Nirvana’ by Mark James Peason
Mark is an expert bird watcher in the Filey area.
Find out more »Car Trip to Far Ings, Barton upon Humber (DN18 5RG)
A chance to explore by the side of the River Humber with good views of the Humber Bridge). Usually, a good selection of birds to be found here. Bring your own refreshments.
Find out more »April 2020
Presentation – ‘The Rise and Fall of the Humble Sparrow’ by Stephen Rutherford
Stephan is one of our regular speakers and is sure to entertain and inform you.
Find out more »Car trip to St Aiden’s (LS26 8AL)
We visited the site for the first time in 2019 and although the weather was poor we were impressed with its layout and the variety of wetland and woodland birds. The old, redundant giant coal digging machine is parked next to the visitor's centre. There are limited refreshments so maybe better to bring your own.
Find out more »May 2020
Car Trip – Bempton Cliffs (YO15 1JF)
Members always love a visit to this RSPB site. Famous for its gannets and puffins as well as many other seabirds. Meet in the car park at 9.30am.
Find out more »Group AGM followed by local speaker
We start earlier at 6.45pm so we can deal with the business of the AGM. This lasts for about 30mins and then there will be a talk by a local speaker.
Find out more »Car Trip to Budby South Forest (NG21 9HN)
This site is on the edge of Sherwood Forest and is well worth a visit. In 2019 we saw common crossbill on this site. Bring your own refreshments as there are no facilities.
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