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2009 (52) Tuesday 29th December

The varied weather continues.   Last week started wet but mild.  From Tuesday to Thursday it was grey but dry and still very mild – and then Friday, Christmas Day, was delightfully warm and sunny!   Boxing Day was back to a mixture of drizzle, fierce showers and occasional sunny spells – after which the week finished off grey but dry again.

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Alderney is the third largest of the Channel Islands at approximately 3.5miles in length by 1.5miles at its widest point . The island totals only 2000 acres.

Alderney Wildlife Trust is part of the influential UK-wide partnership
of 47 Wildlife Trusts. Working in the absence of British and European
wildlife protection laws the Trust is the sole body caring for the island's
environment. We are a non-profit organisation based on voluntary
support which helps to maintain two nature reserves and the island's
internationally important wetland (Ramsar) site.

Our work is helping to secure the future of many important habitats
and species, whilst striving to make Alderney a sustainable
community for the future.
 

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11/11/2009
male black redstart
Douglas Quay

08/11/2009
Merlin
Trinity Lane
Fan-tailed warbler
By pig pens near airport

30/10/2009
Fan-tailed warbler
By pig pens near airport

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