The Wildlife Habitat Council Awards 2009..awarded to a Company in Scotland

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Hi there

I have been having a chat to my former employer (Head of department) on the phone this afternoon.   He has mentioned that he was given an award last year, and the link states why he got the award.  I feel total admiration for him with all what he has contributed to wildlife and he is delighted with all the feedback he has been getting for all his hard work.

http://www.wildlifehc.org/awards/award_detail.cfm?LinkAdvID=100327

As well as working on all the projects to improve the wildlife in the area, he has had a lot to do with assisting the local bird population.

In one of my posts on the RSPB, I mentioned that there have been a lot of Oyster Catchers living in the car park at an Oil Refinery in Scotland, and it is mentioned in the link.  It appears there are still a colony of 6 pairs of Oyster Catchers nesting in the car park as they always have done from all the years ago (very pleased to hear that)

Along with the Oyster catchers there are various BoP's on the site, and that is good news too.  A weak Kestrel was rescued the other day due to being, weak and undernourished.   The same bird was mobbed by the Crows.  The Crows must have sensed that the bird was an easy target so picked on the bird.

Voles had been seen in the area, along with all the natural habitats that have been formed to attract wildlife to the area.  Lots of bird boxes have been placed to attract wild birds.

Lots of things to read about the area now and a lot of catching up to do with a special friend too.  I have has his consent to add the details about the award.

Well done to him, and all his hard work!

Regards

Kathy and Dave