Black-tailed Godwit © Mike Weedon
The RSPB and Fylde Bird club are looking for volunteers to help man a 24-hour guard for breeding Black-tailed Godwits – to protect them from egg-thieves.
Each year one or two pairs of the endangered Black-tailed Godwit nest on marshland near Freckleton on the Ribble estuary, near Preston, Lancashire.
RSPB project officer Carol Coupe said: “We are asking for the support of people to get involved by giving just a few hours of their time to help watch over the nest site.
“Volunteers do not need to be knowledgeable about birds as training will be given and there is a huge amount of satisfaction in helping to safeguard the only nests in the North West of these rare and beautiful birds.”
For more information about volunteering should contact Carol Coupe
tel: 01995 642 251
e-mail: carol.coupe@rspb.org.uk.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
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Posted by Mike Weedon at 1:44 PM
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