Ornithology

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A number of G O T members were delighted when sightings of the Bearded Tit were made earlier this year.

It had been assumed to be extinct yet rapidly spread through the U K's main cities south of Hadrian's Wall.

It now appears to be under severe threat once again. Can any twitchers suggest remedial action?


You may possibly get two or three sensible posts mate !.

Sympathetic management of their reed beds is a big thing, seeing as they spend their whole life in them. However hard winters decimate them. If we get a mild winter the population will go up again, it's the natural order of things. Places like Leighton Moss in Lancashire have almost got a population by default, as the reed beds there were primarily managed for the Bitterns and the Bearded Tits were a spin off.

You may get a couple more sensible posts, however I wouldn't bank on it !
 


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