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Species Monitoring Project – Butterfly Survey 3/4

The Details:

What to expect: Put survey theory into practice and carry out a Butterfly Survey.

Survey and record species: Any butterflies found and identified during the survey, as well any other species, to be recorded and submitted.

Please note, this session is following up from a workshop hosted on the 19th/20th May to introduce Butterfly ecology and survey methodology.

It is desirable that you would have attended this before conducting a survey. If you did not attend the workshop, please inform us and contact lizzie@cityoftrees.org.uk or jimena@cityoftrees.org.uk.

Time & Location

10.00 – 13.00
We will meet at the path junction, following the path into the park off Turner Street, OL4 3JJ.
Meeting location: ///oils.passes.jumped (what3words /// The simplest way to talk about location)
If you are running late or unable to find us please contact Jimena (07354904065) or Lizzie (07549 228432)

About the site

Lees Brook Nature Park is in the heart of the Medlock Valley, with a combination of wooded valleys and meadows. The site is used for walking, cycling and horse-riding. The area where we will be surveying has a combination of formal and uneven ground trodden paths.
Please wear appropriate footwear and clothing.
Toilet facilities will not be available for this site.

Date

June 3, 2025

Time

10:00 am

Location

Lees Brook Nature Park Wellyhole Street, Oldham, OL4 3FL