RNHS Meeting Reports
Please find below reports about previous RNHS meetings.
Indoor Meeting: Members and Recorders Meeting
A chance for members and recorders to share their photos, videos, activities and records from the previous year.
Indoor Meeting: Green is the new Black
“Green is the new Black”. A talk by Tim Sexton, Species and Recording officer for LRWT. The former...
Indoor Meeting: The eyes have it
Dave Robinson of the Charnwood Group of the LRWT will talk about the amazing world of vision,...
RNHS Meeting Report Archive
Outdoor Meeting: Fallow Deer at Belton Park
We arrived at Belton House to be faced with traffic queues to get in as a cross country race or two or three were also taking place. This had pushed all the deer into the far sections of the park and although we had to walk a distance when we arrived in the same area...
Outdoor Meeting: Birds at Titchwell
A small group met at the car park in damp conditions but by the time we set off the weather had improved and in fact the rest of the day was pleasant. On our walk down to the first hide we were commenting not only about the birds but the possibiity of seeing chinese...
Outdoor Meeting: Priors Coppice
A hunt for Galls at Priors Coppice with Roy Lemmon and members of the British Plant Gall Society.
Outdoor Meeting: Butterflies at Ketton Quarry
We will be looking for butterflies at Ketton Quarry as a follow up to the outstanding event in 2015.
Outdoor Meeting: Oakham Canal
A walk along Oakhan Canal for a good selection of Dragonflies and other insects.
Outdoor Meeting: Dawns Paddock
An evening at Dawn's Paddock for birds, butterflies, moths,other insects and wild flowers.
Outdoor Meeting: Castor Hanglands
Although the evening weather was less than ideal we were fortunate to hear several nightingales before dusk set in and the rain became more persistent. Courtesy of Phil Rudkin This sound clip may not open on "APPLE"
Outdoor Meeting: Dawn Chorus
Some sounds you may recognise courtesy of Phil Rudkin
Outdoor Meeting: Tortoishell Wood
Traditionally managed meadows and wood with rich, varied ground flora. Tortoiseshell Wood is a fine example of Kesteven boulder clay primary woodland. The calcareous clay gives rise to a rich and varied ground flora. There is a typical three-layer...
Outdoor Meeting: Astronomy Evening CANCELLED
Astronomy evening at Egleton Birdwatching Centre car park with David Conner and Melton Astronomical Society (OS SK 877 073). CANCELLED The weather on Saturday is forecast to be overcast and wet so we have taken the decision to Cancel. We hope to rearrange this event...
Fungal Foray at Clipsham Yew Tree Wood
On an autumnal Saturday afternoon 23 members of Rutland Natural History Society were led around the tracks and glades of this mixed broad leaved and coniferous wood. Dr Vin Fleming started the proceedings with the identification of a collection of fungi one of the...
Outdoor Meeting: Hambleton Peninsular
A walk to celebrate the New Year was held at Hambleton Peninsular led by Linda Biddle, RNHS. As had been suggested warm clothing was required on this bright and crisp January morning. Conditions under foot were a little damp in places after further overnight rain. The...











