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Chew Valley Ringing Station is located in North Somerset just north of the Mendip hills on the southwest shore of Chew Valley Lake and on the A368 road midway between Bath and Weston -S- Mare, between the villages of Bishop Sutton and West Harptree. Ringing started at Chew Valley Lake in 1963 and the first report was produced by the Mendip Ringing Group covering the years 1962-63. Our ringing area is mainly reed bed with some scrub. Between April and September we normally catch good numbers of Reed Warblers and Sedge Warblers and varying numbers of others such as Blackcap, Chiffchaff and Willow Warbler plus the normal residents which now include Cetti's Warbler. We get a good passage of migrants and there is plenty of chance to see stages of moult. We also attempt to catch hirundines at roost. THE 2008 RINGING COURSE is now fully subscribed. All attendees are fully paid up! In case there is a late cancellation you can check with the Ringing Secretary by E-mail. ( See NOTE ABOVE)!! A RINGING COURSE will be held at C V R S in 2008. The course will run from mid day Friday 1st August to mid day Sunday 3rd August initial contact can be made by e-mail at ringing@cvrs.fsnet.co.uk or by writing to the address given in the ringers bulletin. Report on 2007 ringing Course see Diary/ Events/Ringing Course Page For latest News see the NOTES Page!
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