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Shouldn't the RSPB mainly be to conserve birds and not other wildlife?
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<blockquote data-quote="pratincol" data-source="post: 3245349" data-attributes="member: 65801"><p>The nearest RSPB reserve in Cumbria is Hodbarrow:a tortuous one and a half hour drive away.</p><p>Apart from that it is an either longer journey to some North Cumbria reserves.</p><p>We can reach Leighton Moss over the border in next to no time but it is so busy there and the hides are so noisy-people chattering,snapping cameras and constant comings and goings- many local birdwatchers don't even go there any more.</p><p>I have now joined the Cumbria Wildlife Trust and National Trust who have done some wonderful work locally,for birds and wildlife.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pratincol, post: 3245349, member: 65801"] The nearest RSPB reserve in Cumbria is Hodbarrow:a tortuous one and a half hour drive away. Apart from that it is an either longer journey to some North Cumbria reserves. We can reach Leighton Moss over the border in next to no time but it is so busy there and the hides are so noisy-people chattering,snapping cameras and constant comings and goings- many local birdwatchers don't even go there any more. I have now joined the Cumbria Wildlife Trust and National Trust who have done some wonderful work locally,for birds and wildlife. [/QUOTE]
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