Date: 23rd May 2013 - Update
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Nest Box No./ Nest record No.
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Location
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Species
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Nesting Activity
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Notes
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1/
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Quad.
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Blue Tit
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Female brooding 8 eggs
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Male is bring food for the female
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2/
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Front (Sparrow)
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Apparently unoccupied
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3/
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Front (Sparrow)
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Apparently unoccupied
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4/
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Front (Sparrow)
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Apparently unoccupied
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5/
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Roley’s Wood
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Blue Tit
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Female brooding 9 eggs
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Maybe more eggs to come!
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6/
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Roley’s Wood
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Great Tit
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Female on 4 chicks
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Only about 2 days old!
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7/
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Roley’s Wood
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Some nesting material inside
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Looks like building stopped
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8/
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Roley’s Wood
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Blue Tit
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Nest with 3 eggs
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Maybe more eggs to come
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Open
Nest - record No.
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TBC
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Quad.
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Blackbird
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Four large chicks
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Almost ready to fledge.! This is the second brood of Blackbird s in
the Quad. this year! A record!
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Welcome to the CurriEco blog highlighting environmental work and learning for sustainability at Currie Community High School, Edinburgh.
Friday, 24 May 2013
Currie Ecology Nest Records (British Trust for Ornithology Nest Record Scheme)
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Currie Ecology,
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Wednesday, 15 May 2013
One Planet Big Voice competition
This year's S1 and S2 poetry or prose recital competition has the theme of 'One Planet'. The final will be held on 31st May... pupils should speak to their English teacher to take part!
Thursday, 9 May 2013
Litter campaign success
Congratulations to the S2 pupils who went to the
Filmhouse cinema on Wednesday to see their anti-litter campaign video on the big
screen. Currie High won second place for our campaign, which featured a range of posters, bin stickers and a short film, conceived, shot and edited by pupils. The judges said it was a
“Great
concept, delivered consistently and with creativity throughout”.
The pupils won
a new video camera, which they have donated to Ms Jordan and the English/Media
Studies department. They decided to split the £250 prize money equally between
the school Eco fund, the English department, and Computing, who analysed all the
litter survey results.
Council officials surveyed litter outside the school
before and after the campaign, and the % of littered streets after lunch went
down from 91% to 70%. This is a good improvement but there is obviously more
that can be done! Congratulations to all the pupils involved.
To watch the anti-litter film again check out http://vimeo.com/63733518
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