2005 - Whitby Naturalists

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THE WINTER PROGRAMME ORGANISER.'S REPORT November 77th 2004 was the end of an ela. This was the last lectrtre to be held in the Kendall Room. In January we moved into the museum's new lecture room with every modern facilify for the lecturers and very comfortabie chairs. In addition there was increased capacity. The increased capacify was needed as the lectures in the New Year wefe very well attended and peopie expresseci their delight with the new facilities. Arnong the iecturers was an old favourite, Colin Stephenson, who can always be relied upon to givc an interesting talk on fungi. Another interesting lecture was on Dormice inYorkshire. I believe that this was the first tirne we had heard a talk on this anirnal and we leamt of the efforts being made to establish it in the Yorkshire Dales. In October <strong>2005</strong> wc inrroduced a charge of 50p for attending the lecrures, which in the past have been free to members. Half of the fee u'ill go to the museum as the club's contribution to the cost of running and maintaining the new lecture room. As usual I shall be grateful for any offers for names of any person or organisations who you to give a lecture in the future. future lectures or the think may be prepared EzuC ADDISON
SUMMER PROGRAMME 2OO5 Malr /'h Full Day. The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust. Richard Cooke Start 9. am. 'l7ashington May 2 l " Forge Valley Nature Trail Rictrard Cooke Down hill walk, approx. J % milcs. June 4'b \xy'alk along the ridge fiom Hole of Horcum to Mike Yatcs May Moss. June 18'h Walk in lvlulgrave'Woods, from skelder car park. Michael Hicks July Z"d Ellerburn Banks Nature Reserve to Thornton-le- Mavrs ReadnrarL Dale. Approx i miles. July 16'h Lyke \Wake Valk A1 71 ro Stony Marl ar-rd back Kim Peacock to The Flask Inn. Approx.. 3 Yz rntLes. july 30'1' Visit to Duggleby High Barn, Settrington. Two John Harrison hour tour offarm corLscrvatiorr., and viewing Longhom cattle. August 13'h Carlin How to Margrovc, along'fhe Street via Margaret Hugill Boosbeck, approx3 % miles August 2?'r' Ellerby Moor to Hinderwell, visiting the deserted George Featherstone nredieval viilage of Newton Mulgrave. Approx 2 )/+ lniles September 3"r Full Day. Ripon and Newlry Hall Eric Addison Start 9 am. Septenrber 10'h Mny Br:ck to Falling Foss. Fungus Foray. Mr. Colin Recorder of Mycology, Scarborough Field Stephensor.r <strong>Naturalists</strong>' Societv. The outing on June 4,h was aitered to Sand-dale to observe Fly Orchids 10
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