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Tip of the week....
The formal recording period for the breeding season has finished. In the month of August we still want to receive Roving Records that confirm breeding for the later nesting species. Now is a good time to look for family parties of Hobby. Most will have recently fledged and they usually stay close to the nest site (perhaps ranging upto 1km). In the next few weeks take time to look at winter coverage and take on new tetrads where needed and think about priority areas for Roving Recording. The Regional Results pages are very helpful when assessing coverage.

How to take part...

There are two ways to take part in Atlas fieldwork:

Choose one or more tetrads (2 x 2 km squares) to do Timed Tetrad Visits
Collate lists, anytime, anywhere for Roving Records

Note: a tetrad requires two visits in the winter and two visits in the breeding season and is then complete - it should not be covered in all four years.

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Use the relevant buttons below to access Bird Atlas online where you can submit your sightings and check where we need most help For any questions contact:

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