Naturalist's images around Abingdon

Wednesday 20 March

Cape and Kruger. Self guided and Independent
tl_files/ANS/Images/2403_elephants.jpg

an Illustrated talk presented by
Peter Barker

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Get Involved!

We encourage involvement with other naturalist groups in our area. You don't need to be an expert to start contributing to major wildlife and environmental data collection. read more...

Naturalist's images around Abingdon

NEWS

The tractor ready for action
Hay-making at Barton Fields
August 2021


Floodplain Meadow on Barton Fields; Radley Lakes Trust launch; Hay-making at Barton Fields; Development threat to Nyatt Field; read the News...

Abingdon Naturalists'  Society was set up in 1967 by wildlife lovers, to give an opportunity to learn about the natural world around us, promote conservation, and - just as important - to get out and see it in the company of experts and friends. Butterflies, bats, fowl, flora, fungi ... all on the agenda.

Wednesday 20 March

Cape and Kruger. Self guided and independent.tl_files/ANS/Images/2403_elephants.jpg

an Illustrated talk presented by
Peter Barker

read more…

Nature Needs

YOU

Citizen Science works for Wildlife Protection!

Birdtrack records of Buzzard sightings over 5 decades provided crucial evidence leading to the successful prosecution of a Norfolk gamekeeper for mass poisoning of raptors.

YOU can help wildflowers, bees, hedgehogs, swifts.... here are some ways YOU could help

Naturalist's images around Abingdon

SIGHTINGS

Scarlet Elf Cup Fungi
Scarlet Elf Cup fungi
March 2022


We hope that members will send in notes of interesting sightings , even if seen only through the window, to share through this slot on the website.
email news@abnats.org.uk to submit sightings.

Badger in garden; Beautiful Demoiselle; Muslin Moth; Peat-free compost fungi; Scarlet Elf Cups; First butterly sighting of 2022; Little Egret in North Abingdon; Winter thrushes and fallen apples; What's been eating our roses and tomatoes?; ,and more....
read the Sightings reports