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am caroline, am 19yrs old from the scottish borders. I been studying wildlife at college last 3yrs and now going onto higher wildlife management course! I voluteered with forestry commission i do conservation and osprey project in the tweed valley (scotland) (very good live images of nest on forestry website!! Icon_cheesygrin ) . I also work doing nest checks on birds of prey and bird counts get see some great views and take many pictures of nests/chicks.

Also by my name 'deergirl' can tell i like deer! i ve studied all 6 species in the uk for last 2yrs and keen to go to other counties see more rare species and do research on them and behaviour!

as can tell i love wildlife of all types not only for working with them, i do paintings or try to!! Icon_lol

great to see such good website!
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14-05-2008 12:24 PM
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Hello Caroline, welcome to WildlifeUK. Its great to hear that you do conservation work, especially for Ospreys as they are magnificent birds.

Hope to see you on the threads! Icon_smile

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Hello Deergirl, welcome to the forums! Icon_biggrin

Sounds like you are studying a really interesting subject. I would love to spend my life in wildlife conservation.

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thanks jamie!

yeah the osprey work is good. i helped since begining this year , training the other staff and getting the osprey watch centres we have and working in them meeting the public and telling them about the great birds! even better my 1st shift in the centre the female decided to come back on our camera that day so i was very lucky!

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Hi Caroline, Welcome from the home of real birds of prey the 'Isle of Mull'
i am another who wishes they could spend more time in conservation work.


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AndyK Wrote:
Hi Caroline, Welcome from the home of real birds of prey the 'Isle of Mull'
i am another who wishes they could spend more time in conservation work.


hi! your'll have some wonderful birds prey over on mull the sea eagles? do you have peregrines? i work alot with the peregrine i absail or climb to nests to check them for research company and have an ex wildlife crime officer works with me. i also do raven nests and am quite near the langholm project with the hen harriers so plenty birds to research!

i have a friend who works over on mull with the red deer it looks really nice!

its good job conservation i enjoy it alot thats why i gave my whole life to it really Icon_lol

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Hello Caroline, welcome to the Forum. Which College did you go to? I did Countryside Management and Conservation and Land Management at College. Then went on to work for Natural England for a while. Great while it lasted but no money in those sorts of jobs, so i got out! Still do a little wildlife work though and lots of Birdwatching! Hope you enjoy yourself on here. Oh and i had an Osprey on my local patch this morning!
   


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hi paul!
i was at borders college in scottish borders.

very nice picture, i was at peregrine nest this moring checking the bird was still there luckly she is and was fast asleep on the quarry edge never saw me above her looking down.

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Hello deergirl, you must come to visit the US so that you can check out the moose, elk, white-tailed, and mule deer here.

We have several osprey nests in my local area (Puget Sound, Washington State), and it is always glorious to hear them calling--especially when one knows that it's the chicks calling!

Welcome to WildlifeUK Icon_biggrin !

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Hello there Deergirl, welcome to the forums! Icon_smile

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hi kingfisher and xeract!

The US does look great for deer i ll have take a holiday over there i think! I had a guy in the osprey centre i work in other day from the US and his stories about the amount of ospreys was great! we thought we were lucky with our 8 breeding pairs in scottish borders!

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