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  1. Abbeybirder

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    If you have any wardens on site they should be able to ask them to leave and to stop using the pathway.
  2. Abbeybirder

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    on a couple of visits to the Attenborough nature reserve earlier this year they had a pair of Bar-Headed goose hybrids but you had to look really close to see they were hybrid I was wondering if it could have been one of those birds moved on.
  3. Abbeybirder

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Many thanks for the information I still think it has to made clear to the general public that they have to pay to use the car park (by itself) but I think we should move on back to birding. All the best Adrian
  4. Abbeybirder

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    @JHDraytonbassettpits does the signage state they have to pay for the car park or does it say just the reserve thus making the car park free, this is just a simple question as I have not been since they started charging (mind you as a member it wouldn't affect myself)
  5. Abbeybirder

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    I'm not going to get involved in a stupid argument but cloud cuckoo land come on I was making a point that would have helped with the market parking but why bother when people just belittle others for making suggestions.
  6. Abbeybirder

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    As has been pointed out on here it's a PRIVATE car park then the answer is easy place a sign by the entrance to the car park simply saying it's a private car park and is for the sole use of the RSPB members and visitors to the reserve and a car park fee of £? is required SIMPLES
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