2005 - Whitby Naturalists

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THE SUMMER PROGRAMME ORGANISER'S REPOtrTT Once again the programme was both interesting and varied. Thc weather was not "100 per cent" kind to us, lcaving us with some very r,ver walkcrs on three occasions. A sprecial walk, "Listening to the Nightjar", lvirs also rained oft, much tc fhc disappoinrrnent of members. Attendance has caused somc conccnl and there was a suggestion to reduce the numbcr of r,r'alks. Afrer discussicn in committec ir was decideri that the nurnber of walks shoutrd remain unchangerJ. I *'ish to express my thanks to the leaders for the input they have extended to the programme. 'Wittrout thcm wer could not carry on. All that is left fol me is to appeal to our waikers - "{Jse it or we lose it". LAURA SN'{ITH
THE COACH ORGANISER'S REPORT The summer programme outings, on Saturdays, comprised nine halfdays starting at 2.pm. and rwo fuil days srarring at 9 am. The outing arranged 1ot 4,t' June was altercd frr:m Hole of Horcum to Thomton-ie- Dale. The contract with Coastai and Country Coaches lvas as arranged. The programme for 2006 will be as last ycar nine half-days with a rnarimum cost of !4 and trvo full days with the cosr [o be arranged. I wish tc thankJeanJameson, Margarer Hugill and other club members who hclped to makc the programme a success. APOLOGY ruCI-IARD COOKE \fith regrct the proposed Ni.ghtlar Walk arranged for Tuesday July J,r' at 8"30 pm. did not take place, due to inclcment weather. Fourtcen rnembcrs arrived at tire venue, Harewood Dalc Forest, by their- own transport. The organised leader did not arrive and the parw was abortecl at 9.30.pm. The committee wishes to apologise. IL
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Page 23 and 24: GENERAL INFORMATION ON AMPHIBIA' On
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Page 27 and 28: THE GEOLOGICAL RECORDER'S REPORT No
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Page 45 and 46: BEETLES Early this year I had a few
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