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Some of the world's longest migrants.
Members of the Natural History Society help with wildlife surveys.
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Mexican standoff in a Woolston Garden courtesy of Cath Corney. If you have interesting video or still images from your garden that you would be...
Butterfly Conservation 8th International Symposium
Attended by a few members of the Southampton Natural History Society, this Symposium recently took place over three days at Southampton University. Whilst many of...
March hares
A group of 12 Southampton Natural History Society members had a successful field meeting on 25 March 2018 (9.05am and 12.15pm) looking for Brown Hares....
One Man’s Marshes – the birds and birders of Keyhaven and Lymington
Many of you will know Ed Wiseman the former warden of Kehaven and Lymington Marshes. Now retired, he has written a history of the marshes...
Meet the Rangers at Weston Shore
Join the Bird Aware Solent rangers and the Friends of Weston Shore to see the amazing birds that fly here every winter from as far away...
Official Launch of Peartree Green LNR
Launch Event to Celebrate Local Nature Reserve Status Members of Southampton Natural History Society are invited to the official launch of Peartree Green Local Nature...