Local view and news about Starlings

A Blog about Wildlife Conservation,Natural History and Environmental issues.
News about our local volunteer group of the Somerset Wildlife Trust for Members and Friends living around Somerton, Langport and Curry Rivel.
We organise public meetings on wildlife related subjects, provide guided visits to local nature reserves and provide information about local wildlife. We support the aims of the Somerset Wildlife Trust. Contact us on E-mail: levelswildlife@btinternet.com
Editor :David German
The Starling Hotline at 07866 554142 is NOW OPEN and starlings have been gathering locally round Langport for some time now. Last year the Hotline recommended visiting during the week or at DAWN which it says is just as good. Ham Wall is said to be the current roosting locations.

People also go to hear the Bitterns booming call. The numbers resident on the moor has been growing recently.

The header photo was taken in our local meadow showing a Pyramidal Orchid ( Anacamptis pyramidalis ) in front of a mass of Ladies Bedstraw ( Galium verum).

Our diary Blog needs to be updated with our Autumn Programme. Click here to view http://heart-of-the-levels-diary.blogspot.com/


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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

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By visiting the  Blog shown below you can read a lot more about the Radio 4 programme and Mary Colwell's thoughts on the subject.


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