Recording Days

RECORDING DAYS

Worcestershire Recorders recording days are full day visits to a variety of sites, both Worcestershire Wildlife Reserves and private land. The aim of the day is to find and record as many species as possible, to provide a base list for the site. All records are sent the Worcestershire Biological Records Centre, and uploaded to national databases.

2025

It is intended to hold 6 recording days, 3 on Saturdays and 3 on weekdays. More details in the New Year.

If you are interested in joining us, please email wr.fielddays@gmail.com

2024

Six recording days are arranged for 2024 between mid-May and early September. We visited various habitats on 3 Worcestershire Wildlife Trust reserves including Tiddesley and Monkwood, an orchard of the Vale Landscape Heritage Trust, and 3 very different farms, each with its own extra surprises. The meeting reports are published in the Worcestershire Record Nos 54 and 55.

2023

Three meetings were held in 2023. We recorded at Dropping Well farm for the Worcestershire Wildlife Trust Heathland restoration, land between Grimley and Hallow for Malvern Hills District Council and at a private site on the banks of the Severn. The meeting reports and species lists will be published in the Worcestershire Record No. 52 and 53.

2022

Three recording days were held in 2022, at orchards owned by the Vale Landscape Heritage Trust and Heart of England Forest, at Wild Goose Rural Training and on Worcestershire Wildlife Trust land adjacent to their Monkwood reserve. The meeting reports were published in the Worcestershire Record No. 50.