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forest of bowland wildlife blogs a collection of bloggers talking about the wildlife of the forest of bowland aonb menu home wildlife hot spots hot spots map hot spots list wildlife calendar discover wildlife practical conservation forest of bowland walking leaflets identification help join a group bowland events wildlife surveys holiday accommodation comment on more good hen harrier news in bowland posted on july 17, 2018 by sheilafe - rspb hen harrier project excellent news, well done to all concerned continue reading » comment on more good hen harrier news in bowland... posted in rspb hen harrier project permalink go to source. https://ww2.rspb.org.uk/community/ourwork/skydancer/b/skydancer/archive/2018/07/13/more-good-hen-harrier-news-in-bowland.aspx comment on more good hen harrier news in bowland posted on july 13, 2018 by alex m - rspb hen harrier project this is incredible. i'm looking forward to the england result for the year (in terms of total hen harrier production). i just hope natural england are not too involved. congratulations to all who were involved. continue reading » comment on more good hen harrier news in bowland... posted in rspb hen harrier project permalink go to source. https://ww2.rspb.org.uk/community/ourwork/skydancer/b/skydancer/archive/2018/07/13/more-good-hen-harrier-news-in-bowland.aspx blog post: more good hen harrier news in bowland posted on july 13, 2018 by chris collett - rspb hen harrier project last month we reported that hen harriers had bred successfully for the first time in the forest of bowland since 2015, with two nests, both containing four chicks. shortly after, the final egg on the second nest hatched very late, making it five. now we can reveal there is a third nest on the united utilities bowland estate, boasting four male chicks. the third nest in bowland. photo: james bray as part of the rspb’s eu-funded hen harrier life project, we’ve fitted chicks in the nest with satellite tags so we’ll be watching their movements very closely during fledging and beyond. we would like to send a big thank you to rspb staff and volunteers, united utilities and their tenants, and raptor workers who have all worked hard to protect all three nests, resulting in a successful season at the site. ... continue reading » blog post: more good hen harrier news in bowland... posted in rspb hen harrier project permalink go to source. https://ww2.rspb.org.uk/community/ourwork/skydancer/b/skydancer/archive/2018/07/13/more-good-hen-harrier-news-in-bowland.aspx derwent inktense pencils posted on june 11, 2018 june 11, 2018 by elizabeth louise mills - elizabeth mills don't know why but watercolour pan paints always go mouldy on me. i bought myself some derwent inktense pencils that are water soluble to see if they might be a substitute. i did a quick painting of a tree peony flower today and i am reasonably happy with the result although i found it hard to mix enough colour at a time and with watercolour you need to work quickly so some hard edges have occurred and lifting the colour was starting to damage the paper.... continue reading » derwent inktense pencils... posted in elizabeth mills permalink go to source. http://elizabethmills.blogspot.com/2018/06/derwent-inktense-pencils.html elizabeth mills 2018-06-10 11:09:00 posted on june 10, 2018 june 10, 2018 by elizabeth louise mills - elizabeth mills this is the time of year when often quite expansive areas of webs appear in some of our hedgerows. they are produced by species of small ermine moths who are seeking safety in numbers and also trying to disguise their prescence from anything that might like to eat them. i also imagine any bird trying to peck at them would get cobwebs stuck all over its plumage and beak. the webs slowly disintegrate over the summer and usually the hedgerows recover. the adults can be found on the wing later on and all are white or greyish with many small black dots, hence the ermine name.... continue reading » elizabeth mills 2018-06-10 11:09:00... posted in elizabeth mills permalink go to source. http://elizabethmills.blogspot.com/2018/06/this-is-time-of-year-when-often-quite.html elizabeth mills 2018-06-10 10:48:00 posted on june 10, 2018 june 10, 2018 by elizabeth louise mills - elizabeth mills the dry spell we have been having has suited the climbing and shrub roses in the garden, most were inherited with the garden or bought from the "sick plant" sections at garden centres cheap ( usually just bone dry) so no labels. the peachy poppies papery petals (phew- glad i'm not saying that) look lovely in the sun against the fat pink spikes of the bistort.... continue reading » elizabeth mills 2018-06-10 10:48:00... posted in elizabeth mills permalink go to source. http://elizabethmills.blogspot.com/2018/06/the-dry-spell-we-have-been-having-has.html comment on hen harriers breed in bowland posted on june 7, 2018 by alex m - rspb hen harrier project can you please confirm if the estate is allowing the chicks to have satellite tags fitted. i assume the skydancer team would prefer that they are tagged. continue reading » comment on hen harriers breed in bowland... posted in rspb hen harrier project permalink go to source. https://ww2.rspb.org.uk/community/ourwork/skydancer/b/skydancer/archive/2018/06/07/hen-harriers-breed-in-bowland.aspx blog post: hen harriers breed in bowland posted on june 7, 2018 by chris collett - rspb hen harrier project recently, it’s been one bad news story after another on this blog with many reports of our satellite-tagged hen harriers disappearing in unexplained circumstances. so, it makes a nice change to give you some good news. i’m delighted to report that, for the first time since 2015, there are hen harrier chicks at bowland in lancashire. rspb wardens discovered two hen harrier nests on the united utilities bowland estate in early spring and have been monitoring them closely ever since. the nests were visited recently by the wardens under licence who were delighted to find four healthy chicks in each of them. one of the two hen harrier nests with chicks in bowland. photo by m demain a single male hen harrier is responsible for both of the nests and he is currently taking food regularly to them. bowland used to be known as england’... continue reading » blog post: hen harriers breed in bowland... posted in rspb hen harrier project permalink go to source. https://ww2.rspb.org.uk/community/ourwork/skydancer/b/skydancer/archive/2018/06/07/hen-harriers-breed-in-bowland.aspx mark avery on forest of bowland aonb consultation posted on may 25, 2018 may 25, 2018 by backsbottom farm - roeburnscar cottages please respond to forest of bowland aonb consultationmark ♦ may 18, 2018 ♦ 4 commentthe forest of bowland aonb is consulting on its next 5-year plan for 2019-24. they would like your views by a week today, 25 may. it’s easy to fill in the short consultation form – takes about 5 minutes. have a look at their last plan with its images of hen harriers and talk of natural beauty and how that means a lot more than just landscape – click here. there are very few questions, and most of them are a choice of boxes to tick, but questions 3 and 5 allow free text. here are my responses to those questions. q3: hen harriers – though their numbers are dramatically depleted. this is, as your previous management plan states, ‘the iconic bird of prey of the area’ and yet in th... continue reading » mark avery on forest of bowland aonb consultation... posted in roeburnscar cottages permalink go to source. http://backsbottom-farm.blogspot.com/2018/05/mark-avery-on-forest-of-bowland-aonb.html comment on silent spring? saorsa, finn and blue all suddenly disappear posted on may 22, 2018 by john b (not the sloop) - rspb hen harrier project the plight of our hen harriers is a national disgrace. the relentless persecution will not end until driven grouse shooting is consigned to the dustbin of history where it belongs. then we can start to rebuild the sha

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