Upcoming public events held at the Netherfield Lagoons Local Nature Reserve, Nottinghamshire.
The birds will still include many summer visitors to the site and some winter visitors will be returning and passage birds might be pausing. Lots of insects will be about, including several dragonfly species.
If you are able to help please come along in the morning. We meet inside the metal gates in the small car park at 09.00hrs. Park on Teal Close and walk along the Ouse Dyke to the footbridge. Follow the Willow Walk and you will arrive at the car park. Please be on time so that we can allocate tools to you. Wear stout shoes and thorn-proof gloves. Remember to follow the social distancing guidelines. Today we will be cutting back brambles beside the steps.
Most sessions turn up at least sixty species of moth. Meet at the metal gates at the end of Victoria Road (outside Rossi’s) at 20.00hrs. Bring a torch and seat.
If you are able to help please come along in the morning. We meet inside the metal gates in the small car park at 09.00hrs. Park on Teal Close and walk along the Ouse Dyke to the footbridge. Follow the Willow Walk and you will arrive at the car park. Please be on time so that we can allocate tools to you. Wear stout shoes and thorn-proof gloves. Today we shall be mowing the orchid patches.
Come and join us on a bird count. This is a good way for beginners to gain experience and to find out more about the site. Meet at the end of Teal Close, opposite the CEM factory gates, at 07.45 hrs.
Gedling Conservation Trust will be manning a stall at the festival. If you want to find out more about the Trust or just come and help please come along.
If you are able to help please come along in the morning. We meet inside the metal gates in the small car park at 09.00hrs. Park on Teal Close and walk along the Ouse Dyke to the footbridge. Follow the Willow Walk and you will arrive at the car park. Please be on time so that we can allocate tools to you. Wear stout shoes and thorn-proof gloves. Today we shall be mowing the orchid patches.
Some summer birds may still be about and some winter birds may have already arrived. It is at this transitional stage of the year that some rarities can turn up. If you want to take part in the Patchwatch come to the site as early as you like and see what you can find, you might see an owl. The idea is to see as many species of bird on the site as we can in a 24hr period. Don’t forget to let us know what you see! The best place to meet up is on the Causeway, by the benches.
If you are able to help please come along in the morning. We meet inside the metal gates in the small car park at 09.00hrs. Park on Teal Close and walk along the Ouse Dyke to the footbridge. Follow the Willow Walk and you will arrive at the car park. Please be on time so that we can allocate tools to you. Wear stout shoes and thorn-proof gloves. Today we shall be mowing the orchid patches.
If you are able to help please come along in the morning. We meet inside the metal gates in the small car park at 09.00hrs. Park on Teal Close and walk along the Ouse Dyke to the footbridge. Follow the Willow Walk and you will arrive at the car park. Please be on time so that we can allocate tools to you. Wear stout shoes and thorn-proof gloves. Today we shall be mowing the orchid patches.