She began distributing leaflets to homes near known nesting sites (Kilmorie Road and Wynell Road) and contacted local groups and online forums to promote the existence of the Group and its work.
Wednesday, May 9, 2018
June-July 2016
Rebecca started to record her Swift sightings. This map was the result of just one evening's bus ride!
She began distributing leaflets to homes near known nesting sites (Kilmorie Road and Wynell Road) and contacted local groups and online forums to promote the existence of the Group and its work.
She began distributing leaflets to homes near known nesting sites (Kilmorie Road and Wynell Road) and contacted local groups and online forums to promote the existence of the Group and its work.
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