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Brewood Ringers

The Brewood Ringers are mainly members of the 'Bache, Shearwood and McShane' ringing group--but that's a bit of a mouthful, so Brewood Ringers is easier--and we also regularly welcome friends to join us either long or short term. The regular players for the team are:- Peter Bache (A and trainer), Colin McShane (A and trainer), Peter Gruar (C), Derek Gruar(A and trainer), Dave Clifton (A and trainer), Glynn Middleton(C), Dab Potter (C) Paul ten Hoeve (C), Jim Stewart (C) Simon Davies (C), and several trainees Scott Petrek, Charlie Sargeant, Howard Morgan, Jane Potter and John Griffiths and not forgetting regular helper Moira Gough. Co-founder Phil Shearwood now lives in Preston, but occasional appearances by Lee Wells, Stu Brown, Anne Woolley and Mikhail 'Misha' Markovets are really valued.

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Obviously we are all licensed with the British Trust of Ornithology under the Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981 to catch and ring wild birds.


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Ringing in the UK

Of course most of our ringing is done in the UK--lots in members' gardens as usual--and we also have some regular sites: The Chillington estate all year, The West Midland Bird Club's reserve at Belvide*, mainly late summer, the Sandon estate for winter roosts; some members such as Derek G. work with birds professionally all round Britain, and we regularly have ringing trips to other parts of the country--Lundy Island and Eilean nan Ron for example.

*http://www.westmidlandbirdclub.com/

Ringing Trips Abroad

Increasingly over recent years, members of the group have gone on various ringing trips abroad including Portugal, Canada, Gibraltar, Russia, Poland, Kazakhstan and Kamchatka.

We hope you enjoy reading about some of our exploits, and find them interesting.

Blog

We try to keep the blog as up to date as possible-so why not have a look to see what's been happening.

Finally

Please contact us if you want further details about bird ringing or perhaps wish to join in our activities or visit British Trust for Ornithology at

http://www.bto.org

 

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