[FoNC] Swift Surveys

Ellen-Raissa ellenraissa at hotmail.com
Tue May 16 21:37:28 UTC 2017


I am forwarding this from our RSPB friends, particularly for those with an interest in birds.

Thanks,

Ellen-Raissa


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From: Jenkins, Amber <Amber.Jenkins at rspb.org.uk>
Sent: 05 May 2017 09:49
Subject: FW: Swift Surveys


Dear All,



Edinburgh’s Swifts conservation project needs your help!



Swifts return to Edinburgh each summer to nest, migrating from their winter home in Africa.  These amazing birds create nests harmlessly in small gaps in the eaves of buildings, returning to the same site year after year.  As buildings are repaired and maintained nest sites are lost.  This has led to dramatic reductions in numbers.  The Edinburgh Biodiversity Partnership have worked in recent years to create purpose build nesting spaces to replace lost nests.



To support this work, in 2017 we are carrying out a survey to update our records of where swifts are nesting in Edinburgh.  We need volunteer to help with a really easy, short survey on an area of Edinburgh during June to August.  We have a training event on Wednesday 24th May at 6.30 pm – details attached.



I would really appreciate it if you could help us get the word around. Any questions please do ask.



Thank you in advance for your help,

All the best,

Amber



Amber Jenkins
Community Green Space Officer - Edinburgh

RSPB Scotland Headquarters, Miller House, 2 Lochside View, Edinburgh, EH12 9DH
Tel 0131 317 4100

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