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"60 years of nature conservation from The Humber to The Wash"
Species of the Month
Lapwing
(photo by Geoff Trinder)
Lapwing
Large flocks of lapwings gather in open fields at this time of year. In flight, the flapping of their rounded wings creates a flickering appearance which may have given the bird its name. It derives from the Old English word hleapewince, which means "leap with a flicker in it". Their alternative name, peewit is from the haunting call which can be heard in spring.
Though still a familiar bird in Lincolnshire, lapwing numbers have declined dramatically. In England and Wales, since 1960 their numbers have dropped by 80%.
Two lapwings in flight are featured in the logo of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust.
Friday 9 January 2009, Plowright Theatre, Scunthorpe
Widely acknowledged as one of the world’s most technically gifted acoustic and slide guitar players, Martin Simpson is making this special appearance in his home town in celebration of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust’s 60th anniversary.
For much of the year the grey seals at Donna Nook National Nature Reserve are at sea or hauled out on distant sandbanks. In November and December they arrive at the beach to give birth to their pups. The first pups arrived on 28 October 2008. For your own safety and to reduce disturbance to the seals, please follow the visitor code.
Celebrating 60 years of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust and featuring the wild places and wildlife of Lincolnshire by renowned wildlife photographer Geoff Trinder. Every month there is a new eye-catching photograph of a Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust nature reserve or a typical Lincolnshire species.
Even if it's raining or foggy, it’s still worth visiting Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve. With winter upon us, the Point Café has some great warming lunchtime meals on the menu including new specials everyday and Sunday lunches served every Sunday from 12noon 'til 2pm
Two new exclusive designs are available this year: Footprints in the Snow by wildlife artist Toni Watts and Twin Robins the winning entry in our children's competition to design a card.
Wild Lincolnshire is a record of wild places and wildlife from the Humber to the Wash, gloriously illustrated with photographs by renowned Lincolnshire photographer Geoff Trinder.
• Limestone Grassland Project Officer An exciting and challenging opportunity to make a real difference to the flower-rich grasslands between Peterborough and Lincoln
Situation Vacant
• Honorary Treasurer We are looking to appoint a new Honorary Treasurer in succession of Mr Bob Prentice, who will be retiring.
