| 1st Sept |
NTL Broadcast held a team building corporate day at the Trust. |
| 2nd Sept |
Our team of tawny owl research students visit the RSPCA wildlife
centre at Westhatch to view rehabilitation techniques with other
species. |
| 3rd Sept |
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The competition |
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Jan Jacobs and Sarah |
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The students ready
to present their results |
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“Goose”
the Bateleur Eagle |
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The second member’s night of the year. Over 200 members enjoyed
an Indian summer evening. With displays of the 100 club, raffle
and a “where on the park ?” photo competition and lots
of BBQ food and wine members are entertained before the start of
the evening. The theme was the circle of life, and each section
was lead by a cameo performance by volunteer Jan Jacobs and his
display boards. It featured a first public appearance by Kipling,
who proceeded to put everyone off their BBQ with table manners at
feed time. It also featured first time appearances by some of our
new young birds including: a pair of yellow billed kites, Tolkien
the Milky Eagle Owl and “Goose” the Bateleur Eagle.
The evening rounded off with our Research Students reviewing their
work and results for us.
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| 10th Sept |
The first of the autumn Owls By Torchlight evenings begin. These
evenings are so popular they have been sold out for weeks and tickets
are already on sale for spring 2006. |
| 14th Sept |
Andover Twinning Association held an Owls By Torchlight event
at the Trust. |
| 15th Sept |
Jemma Lewis (Catering Manager) and Tracey Smith (Sales and Marketing
Manager) visit the NEC in Birmingham for the National Venue Fair,
looking at improving the Trust’s corporate work. |
| 21st Sept |
Jemma and Anya Rodgers (Financial Manager) travel to the NEC to
visit the Leisure Industry show. |
| 26th Sept |
Ashley Smith and friend of the Trust artist Anthony Rhodes begin
a long 4 day road trip across Holland and Germany to collect the
last 2 remaining Oriental White Backed Vultures to join our breeding
colony. |
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