The Nest Record Scheme (NRS) gathers vital information on the breeding success of Britain’s birds by asking volunteers to find and follow the progress of individual birds’ nests. Chesworth Farm was entered into the Nest Record Scheme last year in an attempt to monitor some of its breeding birds, in particular ones that used boxes such as Blue and Great Tits, Starlings and Jackdaws. The study was supported by the Friends of Chesworth Farm, by sponsorship of the bird rings used on young birds in the study. Read the report of the 2014 study in Articles.
Posted by: lhct | April 25, 2015
Chesworth Farm nest box study
Posted in Nature, Public | Tags: Chesworth Farm, Friends of Chesworth Farm, Horsham District Council, Nest Record Scheme
Friends of Chesworth Farm 
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