Wren 1, Bluti 1 and a pair of (newly-wed) Marti. Not too bad I guess.
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The Ivel Ringing Group was formed in 1990 and currently consists of half a dozen ringers and as many trainees/helpers. We operate at sites across Bedfordshire, some associated with the river Great Ouse, but concentrating on the CES sites as well as catching Mute Swans.
3 comments:
Hi Graham,
Is 'Wilti' Willow Tit? These could be the only confirmed records of Willow Tit in Beds in the last five or so years if they are! Any images of them please?
Cheers
Steve
The last Willow Tits recorded in the county were in January 2006 at Eversholt.
However, I don't think we received a description for the 2006 record...
They are now exceptionally rare birds - extinct as breeding birds in Cambs, Bucks, and Beds.
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