4 episodes
RSPB Bird Notes Jane Markham
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4.0 • 11 Ratings
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A Magazine devoted to Birds and the Environment for the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds for birds, for people, forever - Britain's largest environemental charity.
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RSPB Bird Notes Autumn 2005
Jane Markham visits Otmoor in Oxfordshire with RSPB volunteers pond-dipping and reed planting with local children. Will the Bittern - one of Britain s rarest birds be seen on the moor once again? (see logo for picture) Plus a preview of this autumn s Fee
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RSPB Bird Notes Spring 2006
Spring arrives in the UK and the birds get busy - but what does the discovery of a dead swan with the H5N1 strain of avian flu at the beginning of April mean for the rest of the season. Jane Markham talks to the RSPB's Andre Farrar to get the facts.
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RSPB Bird Notes Winter
Bird Flu. Jane Markham talks to the RSPB's Head of Species Conservation, Julian Hughes about the implications for Britain's wild birds.
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RSPB Bird Notes for 05 January 2007
A mini podcast episode this time with details of an exciting new series from the RSPB - the Big Garden Birdwatch podcast with BBC wildlife presenter Kate Humble
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Love the birds
I wish they did more!
We owe it to the birds
Yes we look out of a window and see a Sparrow, Blackbird or maybe even a Robin and then look at something else. We take birds for granted, but they do need help and clean food and water.
The RSPB podcast tells us what is going on in Britian and how we can help the birds around us.
You can even tempt other new birds into your garden or parkland and it will not cost you alot of money or time and the views are endless new ones.
Thank you RSPB a great podcast for every twitcher or just someone who cares enough.