Colin Butters - Natural History Diary

(sponsored by F.W. Challoner (Natural History))


             This is the Gloucestershire Natural History Diary of Colin Butters and was created in June 2002. From 2009 it will contain all of my natural history sightings including those from out of the county. There will be information posted on certain areas of natural history around the county and beyond. In the diary, until end of September 2009, actually noted flora and fauna are annotated thus - the birds referred to are highlighted in red, other fauna in blue and flora in green. From October 2009, all text will be in black.
Please contact me if you require any details of places and/or birds of the county and I will try to help. 

Site Updated:- 18th January 2012.

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Latest News:-

31st December 2011 – Happy New Year to all my readers.  Let us hope that it is great natural history year. 

24th December 2011 – The first 3 Bewick’s Swans at Ashleworth Ham Reserve this winter. 

14th November 2011 – Many more Bewick’s Swans have arrived in the Severn Valley with about 100 in the area now.

8th November 2011 – Follow me on Twitter if you dare - @colinbooters

25th October 2011 – The first 4 Bewick’s Swans of the winter arrived at the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust today.

16th October 2011 – The first of the migrating White-fronted Geese have been reported to have arrived at Slimbridge on 14th October.

14th July 2011 – The Peregrines at Symonds Yat appear to have 4 young this year.

From 1st January 2009 I will be including all of my natural history sightings including those that occur outside of the county.
                                            


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