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-- main menu skip to content kent ornithological society providing information about birds and birdwatching in kent home about about kos executive committee and officers records committee records the kent list tetrad atlas kent ornithological society records area recorders gazetteer description species how to submit your records gallery sightings bird news kos sightings database bockhill 2017 bockhill 2016 bockhill 2015 boughton park and wierton farm december 2016 november 2016 august 2016 july 2016 june 2016 may 2016 april 2016 march 2016 february 2016 january 2016 dungeness bird observatory dungeness plovers dungeness rspb elmley reserve folkestone birds reculver oare marshes 2018 oare marshes 2017 oare marshes 2016 oare marshes species list oare marshes check list sandwich bay sevenoaks wildlife reserve stour valley 2017 stour valley 2016 swalecliffe membership join kos renew publications kent bird report kent breeding bird atlas newsletters misc. events programme kent listers members’ blogs notes and articles links obituaries contact kent ornithological society join now! kent ornithological society join now! kent ornithological society join now! -- kent ornithological society join now! -- kent ornithological society join now! -- kent ornithological society join now! -- kent ornithological society join now! -- kent ornithological society join now! -- kent ornithological society join now! -- kent ornithological society join now! -- kent ornithological society join now! -- kent ornithological society join now! -- kent ornithological society join now! -- kent ornithological society join now! -- kent ornithological society join now! -- -- home cleve hill solar park at graveney cleve hill solar park ltd are proposing to develop a solar park on the north kent coast, at a site located roughly one mile northeast of faversham, three miles west of whitstable and situated closest to the village of graveney. the cleve hill solar park proposal is for a large array of solar panels, arranged on an east-west axis, projected to generate up to 350 megawatts of power. the developers claim it could provide enough electricity to power over 110,000 homes. phase two consultations began on 31 st may and will run until 13 th july. wednesday 13 th june from 4:30pm to 7:30pm at ferry house inn, harty ferry road, harty, me12 4bq thursday 14 th june from 1:30pm to 8:00pm at graveney village hall, graveney, faversham, me13 9dn friday 15 th june from 1:00am to 4:00pm at seasalter christian centre, seasalter, faversham road, whitstable, ct5 4ax saturday 16 th june from 11:00am to 5:30pm at faversham guildhall, 8 market place, faversham, me13 7ag the scale of the development has not significantly reduced since the phase one consultation, but there have been some changes: the development will be set back 60 metres from the saxon shore way the developers are working with kent county council to enhance the public rights of way with a possibility of including permissive pathways, cycleways or bridleways across the site. the number of panels has been reduced. none will be placed at cleve hill lane, and there are proposed screening mitigation near to neighbouring properties at nagden, warm house and cleve hill, including a community orchard at graveney hill. a habitat management steering group has been set up with natural england, rspb and kent wildlife trust. cleve hill solar can be contacted at *protected email* cleve hill solar park website data protection kent ornithological society has reviewed the way it uses and stores personal data so that it can meet the requirements of the new data protection regulations (gdpr). as a result, it has agreed a privacy policy to make it clear what data the society holds and how it uses it. privacy policy lodge hill once more under threat in september 2014, medway council approved a planning application for 5,000 houses that would directly destroy 144 ha of lodge hill sssi (and an estimated 80% of the territories of the nightingale population,) and have a severe impact on the rest of the 351 ha sssi. in 2012, a full survey estimated there were 85 singing males. in 2017, thanks to a public campaign, the decision was ‘called in’ by government (in other words, it was deemed to be a decision of such national importance that it ought to be determined by the secretary of state) and was subsequently withdrawn. now, in 2018, medway council have submitted a new draft plan which again includes lodge hil. there will be a new campaign and request for responses. photo: rspb rspb campaign page barn owl, 11/02/16, steve ashton updated member’s blog kos member steve ashton has updated his photo blog at a new web address, with some stunning images. see steve’s photographic journal 2018 field meetings the date of the july field trip has been moved from sunday 29 th to sunday 22 nd july. locations will be decided two days in advance, depending on conditions at the time, such as the location of interesting species, weather and tides. participants can contact organiser ray o”reilly directly on 07831 362502 . meetings usually start at 9.00am. kos events new kent list published an updated and easier-to-use version of the kent list has been published. dating back to 1781, maintained by keith privett, the page lists all species reported in kent. kent list honorary life vice presidents congratulations to john cantelo and john hollyer on being elected honorary life vice presidents of the society. this recognises the contribution that both these long-serving members have made to birding in kent and to the society over many years. bird surveys at chartwell- can you help? the national trust are looking for local bird watchers to help with bird surveys at chartwell as part of an initiative to improve the habitat management on the estate and in surrounding woodlands. if you are interested please contact fraser williamson (countryside ranger) national trust, chartwell. tetrad atlas kent ornithological society’s tetrad atlas has been restored and is now available on this website. the primary aim of this project is to document the distribution of breeding bird species in the county and to highlight changes that have occurred since the previous two atlases. this information is vital to identify declining species, as well as those that are doing well, to assist in formulating plans to ensure the continued health of our natural environment. tetrad atlas can you help to save little terns in kent? little terns, once abundant and regular around the kent coast, are now struggling to survive as a breeding species in the county. many of the traditional breeding sites have now been abandoned through pressures from human disturbance, predation and possibly reduced feeding opportunities. one of the few remaining sites on the north kent coast at castle coote near seasalter is under the management of kent wildlife trust, but breeding success has not been recorded for over 10 years, although some pairs do attempt to breed most summers. one pair was seen incubating in 2016, but the nest was subsequently abandoned, with human disturbance being the likely cause. little tern photo: steve ashton protection measures such as electric fencing, trail cameras and clear signage, as well as attraction methods like decoys and audio devices, are known to be more effective when supported by the presence of seasonal wardens. warden support is required during the breeding season between 1 st may and 31 st august, ideally providing rota presence seven days a week. kent wildlife trust is seeking volunteers to carry out this protection by deterring human disturbance around the breeding colony, educating visitors to the reserve and monitoring wildlife activity and sightings. if you would be interested in helping with this project or require more details, please contact kevin duvall kent wildlife trust swale area warden *protected email* phone: 07889 822408 the kent list an updated version of the kent list is now available. the kent list kent ornithological society was founded in 1952. our aims are: to record and monitor the county’s bird life providing both an accurate historical record of kent’s birds but equally importantly providing data that can be used to help protect valuable habitats from development and other threats. in doing this, we seek increase knowledge and understanding of birds and their habitats in the county and encourage and support people seeking to take up birdwatching as a hobby. membership of the society is open to all and costs £12 a year. members receive a free copy of the annual kent bird report and regular electronic newsletters. see details the society runs regular indoor talks at a central location in maidstone and an outdoor programme of field meetings. they are opportunities for both beginners and experienced birdwatchers to meet others in the county and to develop their knowledge and skills. tweet recent sightings oare marshes june 8, 2018 oare marshes june 1, 2018 sevenoaks wildlife reserve may 29, 2018 sevenoaks wildlife reserve may 23, 2018 oare marshes may 18, 2018 sevenoaks wildlife reserve may 7, 2018 sevenoaks wildlife reserve april 25, 2018 sevenoaks wildlife reserve april 16, 2018 sevenoaks wildlife reserve april 11, 2018 sevenoaks wildlife reserve april 6, 2018 bird study magazines offered john mccaig has 80 copies – 20 years worth – of bird study , a quarterly journal produced by the bto which he is is anxious to find a new home for. anyone interested please contact john on 01580 212329 *protected email* kos on twitter tweets by @@kentishplover follow kos on twitter follow @kentishplover search kos search for: sightings database kent ornithological society records follow kos on facebook kent ornithological society facebook dungeness bird observatory moth licences for 'friends' july 31, 2018 friends of dungeness moth licenceswith the changes in permission for moth trapping in the area around the long pits, dungeness, we are very pleased to announce that we have 2 moth licences for use by 'friends' of the observatory. please contact the warden for more information. dungeness bird observatory 10th june june 10, 2018 very quiet on the land with just the regular birds being seen but a visit to the patch produced two first-summer mediterranean gulls, four little terns and an arctic tern. an adult yellow-legged gull was feeding with the usual gulls at the fish shack this afternoon.a brown hare was seen.pyramidal orchids are starting to flower in […] dungeness bird observatory bockhill diary 25th may 2018 may 26, 2018 john cantelo and brendan started at oldstairs where there was no sign of last night's red-rumped swallows and walked to bockhill farm wood and back. it was predictably quiet with the highlights being, three grey partridge, two swifts, 9 house martins and 11 swallows. richard heading 24th may 2018 may 26, 2018 a hobby flew past the house around 16.00, then about half an hour later a flock of hirundines started feedingover the area between northcote road and oldstairs road. given the paucity of house martins this spring it was remarkable enough that they comprised of approximately 40 of this species, but then a red-rumped swallow came […] richard heading featured photo osprey seen at sevenoaks wildlife reserve. photo: alan broadbent © copyright 2015-2018 kent ornithological society | charity no 21248

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