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This is Andrew P. Chick’s website with links to protected species surveys, ecology works for planning applications and general wildlife conservation.

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May 27, 2020May 27, 2020achick

A good count of 13 Great Crested Newts and 27 Smooth Newts in today’s bottle traps….

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ECOLOGIST AND PROTECTED SPECIES CONSULTANT

I regularly undertake ecology survey work in connection with barn conversions, planning applications and other developments. I hold a Natural England licences and work in accordance with Natural England and the Bat Conservation Trust.

I undertake professional bat surveys in accordance with with Collins (2016) Bat Surveys for Professional Ecologists: Good Practice Guidelines, 3rd Edition, Bat Conservation Trust, which is the standard bat survey guidance that should be referenced by all professional ecologists, and is also often referenced by developers, planners and the policy-makers responsible for reviewing and assessing the implications of professional bat surveys.

I am a totally Independent Ecologist and Protected Species Consultant working in Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Rutland, Leicestershire, Cambridgeshire, Derbyshire and Norfolk. For impartial advice on all aspects of ecology and for further details please use the contact me page, or Email andrew@forktail.co.uk or Mobile 07880700313.

For latest news and information see my (personal) blog or read my Linkedin Profile.

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Andrew Chick Birding, Ecology & Conservation including Birds, Farmland Birds, Rivers and Bats in Lincolnshire & UK (So far I'm unimpressed by BREXIT)

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30 Nov

A stunning "lion's mane" Hericium erinaceus found in Derbyshire today @NTCalkeAbbey growing on beech! It's one of only 4 species of fungus listed under Schedule 8 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. #mycology 😍

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10 Nov

What are your personal top 3 most impressive birding spectacles in Lincolnshire? Please give it some thought and reply and then why not retweet this request. Hopefully the Twitterverse will provide the answer!

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10 Nov

The Humber Estuary SPA this afternoon @humbernature

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23 Oct

Is this Ivy Bee 🐝? Found on river bank in South Lincs 23.10.21 @bwars2000 @StevenFalk1

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22 Oct

Redwing moon….

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