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  • Blog post: The Great Escape!

    Erica Howe
    I walked into work this morning fresh with thoughts about a new year, a new calendar and new adventures. It’s amazing how therapeutic a clean slate is. It’s the 2 January and heading back to work feels the same, but different! It’s funny how we take to a new year, with renewed enthusiasm...
    on7 Jan 2013
  • Blog post: Sleigh bells ring, are you listenin' ...

    Erica Howe
    This season, Father Christmas and the RSPB are working together to bring you magical Reindeer Food. On Christmas Eve, sprinkle the food onto your garden. Make a wish for Father Christmas to visit you. The smell of this delicious food will guide him to your home and the best bit is any food the reindeer...
    on6 Dec 2012
  • Blog post: Pear trees not just for partridges

    Adam Murray
    Blogger: Adam Murray, Communication Officer You may find yourself humming the classic Christmas line about a partridge in a pear tree this festive season, but pear trees can be a great gift for all sorts of other wildlife too. We are encouraging people to think about planting pear trees now...
    on5 Jan 2012
  • Blog post: From Everyone at RSPB in the East

    Adam Murray
    MERRY CHRISTMAS - see you on your Festive Seasonal Walk out and about at our reserves!
    on25 Dec 2011
  • Blog post: Let the 12 Days of Christmas Begin...

    Adam Murray
    Blogger: Adam Murray, Communications Officer Ahh the joys of collecting old encyclopaedias and natural world books (I know I am a chic geek) as well as the speed of Wikipedia. I was completely unaware that the Twelve Days of Christmas started on Christmas Day. Not only that but there are variations...
    on24 Dec 2011
  • Blog post: Deck the halls with boughs of holly

    Adam Murray
    Blogger: Rachael Murray, Media Officer It’s an age-old tradition – using fresh holly branches to adorn your table and give your home a festive look – but don’t forget to leave enough out there for our wildlife this winter! Holly is a valuable source of food and shelter...
    on23 Dec 2011
  • Blog post: Farming that's a taste of the good life

    Erica Howe
    Blogger: Aggie Rothon, Communications Officer I remember picking up our Christmas turkey one year. I was only small, but I can still recall the slow drive up a rain sodden path following signs for ‘Norfolk Black turkeys.’ A few sheep grazed in the fields to the left, bundled up in their...
    on12 Dec 2011
  • Blog post: My So-Called Community Fundraising Life

    Adam Murray
    Blogger: Gena Correale Wardle, Community Fundraising Officer Being a Community Fundraiser is a varied life. When I tell people I am a ‘fundraiser’ they either think I do door-to-door fundraising with a clip board and a puppy-dog look in my eye, or that I sit behind a desk writing grant...
    on6 Dec 2011
  • Blog post: Walking in a Winter Wonderland

    Erica Howe
    Blogger - Communications Manager, Erica Howe I had to scrape ice off my car windscreen the other morning! Ok, so that’s hardly news I know, but I can’t believe we nearly made it to the end of November without having so much as a light frost. I live in the city so perhaps this isn’t...
    on5 Dec 2011
  • Blog post: Christmas shopping worth while

    Erica Howe
    With more and more people filling the shops to rush out for a last-minute Christmas pressie (or if you’re anything like me, you won’t have even started) I do often wonder about all the millions of pounds that we spend each year on gifts for our loved ones, friends and family. In a time of...
    on16 Dec 2010
  • Blog post: Rocking robin knocked off the top spot!

    Kate Blincoe
    Some things about Christmas are certain, aren’t they? I will put on a few extra pounds, I will have to fake happy on opening a random gift and dozens of robins will come fluttering through my letterbox making me feel guilty that I haven’t remembered to post my Christmas cards. Well maybe...
    on7 Dec 2010
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