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Alex Lees in good form at LBC annual meeting
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10 Apr 2019 21:40 - 10 Apr 2019 21:44 #1725
by Jim Wright
Alex Lees in good form at LBC annual meeting was created by Jim Wright
Could black stork, pygmy cormorant, Dalmatian pelican and even white-backed woodpecker become breeding birds of the future in the UK - possibly even in Lincolnshire?
Perhaps so according to expert ecologist andbirder Dr Alex Lees who gave a fascinating and extremely stimulating talk prior to the April 9 AGM of LBC.
Those who attended left the meeting with 101 (at least!) things to consider.
The new meeting venue - the Golf Hotel in Woodhall Spa - seemed to meet with general approval
Pictured from left, holding copies of the newly-published 2017 bird report, are: John Watt, Phil Espin, Alex Lees, his Brazilian partner Nagila Moura (also a birding/ecology expert) and Mike Harrison.
Perhaps so according to expert ecologist andbirder Dr Alex Lees who gave a fascinating and extremely stimulating talk prior to the April 9 AGM of LBC.
Those who attended left the meeting with 101 (at least!) things to consider.
The new meeting venue - the Golf Hotel in Woodhall Spa - seemed to meet with general approval
Pictured from left, holding copies of the newly-published 2017 bird report, are: John Watt, Phil Espin, Alex Lees, his Brazilian partner Nagila Moura (also a birding/ecology expert) and Mike Harrison.
Last edit: 10 Apr 2019 21:44 by Jim Wright.
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