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PostPosted: Thu Nov 24, 2011 4:21 pm 
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Dear All,

Members of the LBC Forum will be aware of the phenominal influx of Bean Geese into the UK and Lincolnshire this winter.

A very quick reminder to all that both the Bean Goose subspecies – Tundras and Taiga are LRBC description species*.

All descriptions/photos need to be sent to Roy Harvey.

Only accepted records will appear in the 2011 LBC annual report, which will include a detail analysis of this event.

Thanks

Andrew

*In it’s very simplist form a description can be a set of photo’s with dates and observers.

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