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Andrew Chick
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LINCOLNSHIRE BIRD CLUB
Annual General Meeting

Date: Tuesday 20th March 2012

The Admiral Rodney Hotel, Horncastle at 7.30pm

Professor Ian Newton, Chair of the British Trust for Ornithology will be talking on Bird Migration.

Read a review of his latest book: Bird Migration by LBC member Alex Lees on the British Birds Website at http://www.britishbirds.co.uk/book-revi ... ian-newton.

"Ian Newton is one of the most prolific ornithologists of the last 40 years and his fifth book The Migration Ecology of Birds deservedly won the BB/BTO Best Bird Book of the Year in 2008 (not the first time one of his books has been awarded that accolade)....."

The talk is FREE to everyone and will be followed by the Annual General Meeting (members only).

Full details will be mailed to members at the end of February 2012.

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Phil Espin
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Ian Newton could quite justifiably be described as one of the "greats" of English Ornithology of the past 40 years and it is a real coup to have him speaking at the LBC AGM. I haven't heard him speak since I attended a conference as a student at the EGI at Oxford 30 years ago and I for one am really looking forward to it.

I believe we owe our Hon Sec Rob Carr a vote of thanks for this inspired invitation.
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LBC - Annual General Meeting on 20th March 2012 (e.g. next Tuesday)

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Hugh Dorrington
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If anyone from the Bourne area would like a lift to Horncastle on Tuesday I have 3 spare places in my car. Contact me on hdorrington@btconnect.com

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