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Secure the future for wildlife and people at Prince Freddy's Meadows Our vision is to restore the meandering course of the old river Little Ouse as well as enhancing the adjoining meadows, woodland and hedges for wildlife and people, on our newly acquired land in Blo' ...

Thank you for donations so far but still a way to go to help repay the loan for our purchase . Please share the link to your friends and family to help us with our restoration of this unique area .

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It's been re-identified as a lesser crest. Still an an amazing record

That junco is a blast from the past but I didnt get to see it until 28th Dec. Still haven't seen another one.

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We look forward to seeing our members and non-members to our AGM and Annual Talks

Shame there is no mention of LOHP in the article
But the picture is taken at Little Ouse with Rob and Ellie

Prince Freddy's Meadows | LOHP The meadows are named after Prince Frederick Duleep Singh, who lived at nearby Blo’ Norton Hall from 1909 to 1926. Prince Freddy, was the son of Maharajah Duleep Singh, the last Maharajah of the Sikh ...

EXCITING NEWS - LOHP have purchased 27 acres of land in Blo’ Norton. Find out more in the link.

The purchase of this unique area was made possible by a interest free loan of £120,000 and further fundraising will be essential.

Please donate through just giving link www.lohp.org.uk/prince-fredd...

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mmm...looks like he won't be able to hop it.

Under the closest bush

Volunteers have been busy over the last few weeks clearing fen vegetation from New Fen, and had some unlikely helpers last week while unloading the tarpaulins onto the ever growing arisings pile on Parkers Piece! Photos courtesy of Ellie Beach. #volunteersmakeadifference

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A first for me this morning with a grey wagtail flitting across the beams inside the Hall Road B&Q, Norwich.

If the project in the Highlands isn’t working. Then surely this project is a waste of time.

I don't think I've seen a photo of 3 diver species in the UK before. Great photo.

That was almost in my garden as I lived in the cottage in Northaw Great Wood. I was in Norfolk the day it was found recovering from a monster hangover. When I got the call I thought it was a wind up. Saw it the next day and every day for the next 3 weeks.

That's an impressive pod, and the drone footage is incredible. Shame drones weren't a thing in the days of the Pride of Bilbao!

Fisherman films 'magical' humpback whale off Norfolk coast The fisherman is surprised by the size of the whale as it swims near his boat.

BBC News - Fisherman films 'magical' humpback whale off Norfolk coast - BBC News
www.bbc.co.uk/news/videos/...

Given its size I'd say its a dunlin.

Bit like the eggs that got deliberately stamped on my a man who accessed the nest on St Albans cathedral. Caught on camera, bloke got questioned by police, all went quite.

I'm assuming that the increase in black-faced buntings in the UK over the last 2 autumns is due to a population boom on its breeding grounds. By my reckoning 6 have been ringed in the UK over the last 2 years.

Our thanks to Mark Smith, one of our volunteers, who was a font of knowledge leading our Moss Identification walk on Sunday. Everyone found it very interesting and went away knowing a little more about this fascinating species. #moss #littleouseriver #fens

Events | LOHP We run a range of activities, there is something for everyone including practical conservation work parties, events and guided walks. For all events and guided walks, we ask for a suggested donation o...

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Here's one by me whenever someone uses the word weed: there's no such thing as a weed, it's just a wildflower in the wrong place"

Grey heron with a really small fish.

It must take a lot of small fish to satisfy the appetite of a grey heron. Doesn't seem like the best strategy..but I suppose its better than nothing.