23 | November | 2016 | Pete's Favourite Things

Recent Posts
Top Posts & Pages
Posts
November 2016

M T W T F S S

1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

28 29 30

« Oct Dec »
Archives
- July 2021 (1)
- May 2021 (2)
- April 2021 (2)
- March 2021 (4)
- February 2021 (4)
- January 2021 (9)
- December 2020 (7)
- November 2020 (8)
- October 2020 (9)
- September 2020 (9)
- August 2020 (8)
- July 2020 (10)
- June 2020 (8)
- May 2020 (9)
- April 2020 (9)
- March 2020 (9)
- February 2020 (8)
- January 2020 (12)
- December 2019 (19)
- November 2019 (21)
- October 2019 (23)
- September 2019 (21)
- August 2019 (21)
- July 2019 (20)
- June 2019 (20)
- May 2019 (26)
- April 2019 (23)
- March 2019 (21)
- February 2019 (19)
- January 2019 (26)
- December 2018 (20)
- November 2018 (22)
- October 2018 (23)
- September 2018 (21)
- August 2018 (24)
- July 2018 (23)
- June 2018 (21)
- May 2018 (23)
- April 2018 (22)
- March 2018 (22)
- February 2018 (20)
- January 2018 (22)
- December 2017 (19)
- November 2017 (22)
- October 2017 (22)
- September 2017 (21)
- August 2017 (22)
- July 2017 (21)
- June 2017 (22)
- May 2017 (23)
- April 2017 (20)
- March 2017 (21)
- February 2017 (14)
- January 2017 (21)
- December 2016 (22)
- November 2016 (22)
- October 2016 (21)
- September 2016 (22)
- August 2016 (22)
- July 2016 (20)
- June 2016 (18)
- May 2016 (20)
- April 2016 (18)
- March 2016 (23)
- February 2016 (24)
- January 2016 (21)
- December 2015 (22)
- November 2015 (20)
- October 2015 (24)
- September 2015 (27)
- August 2015 (30)
- July 2015 (33)
- June 2015 (30)
- May 2015 (31)
- April 2015 (30)
- March 2015 (30)
- February 2015 (26)
- January 2015 (30)
- December 2014 (26)
- November 2014 (30)
- October 2014 (30)
- September 2014 (30)
- August 2014 (32)
- July 2014 (31)
- June 2014 (31)
- May 2014 (31)
- April 2014 (31)
- March 2014 (33)
- February 2014 (28)
- January 2014 (31)
- December 2013 (39)
- November 2013 (35)
- October 2013 (37)
- September 2013 (41)
- August 2013 (37)
- July 2013 (40)
- June 2013 (40)
- May 2013 (53)
- April 2013 (74)
- March 2013 (89)
- February 2013 (22)
- January 2013 (18)
Categories
- Announcements (42)
- Art (15)
- Astronomy (139)
- Austria (5)
- Belgium (1)
- Blogs (3)
- Buses (6)
- California (3)
- History (776)
  - Ancient Eygpt (4)
  - Ancient Greece (5)
  - Ancient Near Eastern History (45)
  - Anglo-Saxon History (6)
  - Dark ages (6)
  - Medieval History (141)
  - Post medieval history (88)
  - Roman History (108)
  - Saxon History (13)
- Italy (8)
- Life's little mysteries (11)
- Natural History (1,044)
  - Birds (755)
  - Butterflies and Moths (213)
  - Dragonflies (109)
  - Insects (41)
  - Landscape (100)
  - Mammals (52)
  - Reptiles and Amphibians (12)
- Netherlands (23)
  - Amsterdam (23)
- Newcastle (2)
- Paris (8)
- Podcast (4)
- Scotland (6)
- Ships (30)
- Spain (4)
- Sport (30)
- Trains (183)
- Transport (13)
- UK (1,110)
  - Berkshire (1)
  - Bristol (3)
  - Buckinghamshire (10)
  - Cambridgeshire (18)
  - Cheshire (3)
  - cornwall (14)
  - Cumbria (16)
  - Derbyshire (4)
  - Devon (46)
  - Dorset (47)
  - Essex (16)
  - Gloucestershire (6)
  - Hampshire (8)
  - Hertfordshire (3)
  - Kent (92)
  - Lancashire (10)
  - Leicestershire (3)
  - Lincolnshire (8)
  - Liverpool (10)
  - London (492)
  - Newcastle (10)
  - Norfolk (75)
  - Northumberland (47)
  - Oxfordshire (6)
  - Rutland (6)
  - Shropshire (9)
  - Somerset (1)
  - Suffolk (11)
  - Surrey (2)
  - Sussex (9)
  - Wales (8)
    - Ceredigion (5)
  - York (33)
- Uncategorized (6)
- USA (10)
  - California (5)
    - Monteray Bay (1)
- Wiltshire (7)
Follow Blog via Email

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Email Address:

November 2016
M	T	W	T	F	S	S
	1	2	3	4	5	6
7	8	9	10	11	12	13
14	15	16	17	18	19	20
21	22	23	24	25	26	27
28	29	30

Archive for November 23, 2016

White-naped Crane

Posted: November 23, 2016 in Birds, Natural History
Tags: London Wetland Centre, White-naped Crane

The White-naped Crane comes from Mongolia and SE Russia and is listed as a vulnerable species due to habitat destruction. It is estimated that there are around 5000 birds in the wild and it is the subject of a worldwide breeding programme with a view to strengthening the native population from birds bred in captivity.