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Saturday 14th February 2004, 10:04
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ringing camps
Hallo
I'm living in london now I'm going to scotland in april i would like to help with ringing birds in a camp but i don't know how can I apply for this pleasure. I'm experienced in helping. I have been in a lot of ringing camps now I want to help in scotland please help kubekmuch@yahoo.co.uk |
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Saturday 14th February 2004, 10:34
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Hi Kuba, and welcome to the Forum. I can't help with your question, but I hope you will get some answers soon.
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Saturday 14th February 2004, 11:16
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Hi Kuba,let me echo Elizabeth's welcome,on behalf of the Moderators and Admin of Bird Forum.
I'm sure you'll get some useful information,but meanwhile,as a fellow Londoner,where do you do your birding? |
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Saturday 14th February 2004, 11:37
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Hi Kuba
Ringing camps as you know them do not happen in Britain. The nearest thing would be to join a ringing group or get involved at one of the bird observatories, such as Landguard, Sandwich Bay and Dungeness within reach of London or the Isle of May in Scotland. You sghould contact the Ringing Unit at the BTO (The Nunnery, Thetford, Norfolk) to find out about ringing groups that would be convenient for you. I hope this is a helpful reply. Steve |
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Monday 23rd February 2004, 17:41
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thanks
thanks Elizabeth,Steve and Glousemore.
Steve it's really helpful answer. I will send a mesage to BTO and I will try to find if they need people or not. I didn't realised that something like camp not exist in england It's relly good fun to sleep in a tent when outside is snowing on march or november. I recomend all of you to try this. I'm living near Lee Valley Park so this is my most often area to do birwatching also Epping forest thanks |
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