Reg Tipping (B.O.S. chairman and Grimsbury Woodland NR warden) and Mike Pollard (B.O.S. conservation officer) were joined at Grimsbury this morning by Lilley Mitchell from BBC Radio Oxford on the Howard Bentham breakfast show. There were there to discuss the local wildlife and the conservation effort to try and keep Willow Tit in Oxfordshire. You can hear them on the breakfast show
here at 21mins, 57mins, 1hr 20mins and 1hr 56mins.
They managed to see Willow Tit, three Goosanders and had the first Curlew of the year fly over. Yesterday (Sunday evening) Mike and I were also at the reservoir checking the gull roost and although there were large numbers of Black-headed Gulls (estimated 1000 birds) there was nothing more exciting amongst them.
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Courtesy and copyright of Mike Pollard |
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Courtesy and copyright of Mike Pollard |
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Courtesy and copyright of Mike Pollard |
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