Welcome To The Website Of The Deeside Naturalists' Society

RESERVE OPENING

All members please note:

The Reserve and hides are open to all members.
(Except from 17.00 every Monday to 06.00 the following morning (Tuesday). During this time the site is closed to members so that essential maintenance can be carried out.) 

Please continue to social distance on the Reserve and read the notice at the signing in station relating to the current restrictions when visiting the site.


Connahs Quay Power Station

The link below goes to a copy of the leaflet prepared by Uniper regarding their proposal for the development of Connahs Quay Power Station.

       The project is at an early stage, so no details are available at the moment other than those on the document. The committee have met with Uniper and have been told access to the reserve will be available throughout the project.

       Uniper have also said they will meet with us to ensure we are kept informed of the progress of the scheme and enable us to have an input to any issues affecting the reserve.

       If you have any questions please contact the Secretary at secretary@deenats.org.uk

PENSYCHNANT CONSERVATION CENTRE 14th Mar

This was the DNS’s first visit to Pensychnant conservation centre nestled in the lee of Conwy mountain. Comprising of 120 acres of heath and woodland. We enjoyed a pleasant morning with sightings of many woodland species and aerial displays by chough and raven.

A Rainy afternoon at the Spinnies produced an abundance of ducks, geese and coastal birds. Over 50 species for the day.





Additional Notices

Scroll within the box below to move through the notices. Further details will be available on the Notices page or other links if required.

Hawarden Photographic Society

With the demise of the Photography Group for those interested in photography they may like to consider joining the Hawarden Photographic Society.

It is a small, friendly group that welcomes anyone with an interest in photography and covers a wide range of genres and abilities. The club nights consist of a mixture of Zoom sessions and meetings at the Hawarden Institute. These include guest speakers, training workshops and competitions. We also run field trips to local areas of interest.

For further information and contact details please visit the HPS website www.hawardenphotographicsociety.com by clicking on the image below:



Problems with emailing to btinternet accounts

Please note:
We are continuing to experience issues sending emails from the Societies email accounts to btinternet email addresses. For some reason, and on a random basis, they are being blocked from being received.

We can, however, still receive emails from btinternet addresses. Other email providers seem to be working as normal.

Therefore, until this is fixed could anyone trying to contact us through btinternet accounts also include a phone number if a reply is required.


Facebook

The DNS facebook page can be found by logging on to Facebook then typing 'Members of the Deeside Naturalists Society' into the search box at the top of the screen. Then following on screen instructions.

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