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A reed bunting perches on a reed and opens its beak in song. The reed bunting is a streaky brown bird. In summer, the males have black heads and black throats extending down into a bib, with a white collar and white 'moustache'. In winter the head is mostly brown, though the white collar and 'moustache' are still obvious. The throat becomes pale, though there are usually traces of the dark bib still visible.

Rob Bendelow

Leek Local Group Talk: "Bringing them Back" by Laurence Rose ex RSPB

Location:
St Paul’s Church Hall, Novi Lane, Leek, ST13 6NU, St Paul’s Church Hall, Novi Lane, Leek, ST13 6NU, Leek, Staffordshire, ST13 6NU
Join the Leek Local Group for a fascinating illustrated talk by Laurence Rose describing the RSPB’s long term work on recovering threatened species including white-tailed eagles, buntings, and bitterns.

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Talk: "Bringing them Back" by Laurence Rose ex RSPB
📆 Wednesday 9 April, 19.30pm
📍 St. Paul's Church Hall, Novi Lane, Leek ST13 6NU
💷 Admission £5, includes refreshments. 

No booking required! Join the Leek Local Group for a fascinating illustrated talk by Laurence Rose describing the RSPB’s long term work on recovering threatened species including white-tailed eagles, buntings, and bitterns.

For more information please contact Claire Smith at:
eclaires1924@gmail.com
07496 187894