Raptors in Lothian and Borders with Ian R Poxton

Mon 23rd Jan

Members Talk at the Centre - Free to members Guest £4 on the night
Talk at the Visitor Centre

Mon 23rd Jan

7.30pm - 9.00pm

Free to members guest £4

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Ian, Professor Emeritus (Microbial Infection and Immunity) at the University of Edinburgh Medical School is a keen birder and wildlife photographer. He is a long-standing member of the Scottish Raptor Study Group (SRSG) Lothian and Borders branch. He will talk to us about local bird of prey populations, concentrating on Merlins in the Lammermuir Hills, recent studies on Hen Harriers in the Tweedsmuir Hills, and the ongoing debate on intensely managed grouse moors and raptor persecution

Location

Water of Leith Visitor Centre
24 Lanark Rd,
Edinburgh,
EH14 1TQ

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