Top migratory birds to spot this spring
Have you heard an extra harmony in the dawn chorus recently? You might be hearing the passerines (songbirds) that have been migrating north to breed after spending the winter feeding in warmer climates.
Quotes about our wonderful winners form the staff who nominated them:
We would also like to say a big thank you and well done to all volunteers across the trust. It was tough competition and we very grateful for all your hard work and dedication to Kent Wildlife Trust.
Thank you KWT Volunteers!
Have you heard an extra harmony in the dawn chorus recently? You might be hearing the passerines (songbirds) that have been migrating north to breed after spending the winter feeding in warmer climates.
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