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We hope you enjoy our monthly newsletter.
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Conservation Party
Our next monthly conservation session is on Sunday 15th of November from 10am to 1pm. It would be great if you could join us. No experience is necessary, and all are welcome including under-18s accompanied by an adult.
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Please follow this link to find out what we'll be up to and how to register - Friends of Fox Hill Event. It is important to register by email as there is information we need to send to you, and it helps us to plan the tasks accordingly.
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We also have the dates for all our conservation sessions to the end of the year.
Please see our Events calendar for details.
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Fox Hill Birds - The Jay
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“Jay, Jay, plant me an acorn.'I will plant you a thousand acorns'.Acorn, acorn, grow me an oak.'I will grow you an oak that will live for a thousand years'.” - Robert Macfarlane If you are lucky enough to spot one, Eurasian Jays are nearly unmistakable for any other bird, however these secretive woodland birds are more often heard than seen! …
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Fungi Talk at BFNHS - November 16th
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"HIDDEN KINGDOMS: The Secret World of Our Local Fungi": The Bracknell Forest Natural History Society welcomes back Runnymede survey volunteer Stefanie Smith, to dive into the weird and wonderful world of fungi. She’ll focus on species that can be found locally and which habitats they occur in, which plants they are associated with - and provide a host of useful ID tips.
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