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Category: Weekly reports

Weekly report: 3rd-9th September 2018

Weekly report: 3rd-9th September 2018


The weekly #SplatterReport is out! 
281 animals seen between the 3rd and 9th of September

Weekly report: 27th August-2nd September 2018

Weekly report: 27th August-2nd September 2018


189 animals spotted this week, including some unusual species such as corncrake and dipper – Project Splatter firsts.

Weekly Report: 20th-26th August 2018

Weekly Report: 20th-26th August 2018


Here’s this weeks splatter report! The most commonly spotted animals were grey squirrels and pheasants

Weekly Report: 13th-19th August 2018

Weekly Report: 13th-19th August 2018


The weekly report is out! Wood-pigeons were the most commonly spotted birds, and foxes the most commonly spotted mammal- consistent with last week

Weekly Report: 6th-12th August 2018

Weekly Report: 6th-12th August 2018


264 animals spotted this week- most commonly spotted were woodpigeons and foxes between 6th-12th August

Weekly Report: 30th July-5th August 2018

Weekly Report: 30th July-5th August 2018


195 reports submitted this week- woodpigeons, badgers and hedgehogs were the most commonly spotted animals between July 30th- August 5th

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