Kate Middleton isn't the only one commanding 'baby fever' this month, our volunteers in the lakeside viewpoint are keeping their eyes peeled for any more new arrivals.
But....the biggest 'delivery' this season is not the imminent appearance of the third in line....it's Natures Reach of course, your brand new RSPB visitor center nestled in the heart of the valley and very nearing completion.
To celebrate this joyous bundle of bricks and mortar we have decided to host a photography competition. There is so much going on, people getting out enjoying the reserve now it's warming up and nature bursting from every nook and cranny. This is the perfect time to start capturing those amazing wildlife moments, spectacular scenery or even your friends and family enjoying their visit.
This is your chance to show us your snaps and perhaps win a prize. We want to see how you see the valley and what makes this place special for you. For me its the small things, the tiny flowers that often go unnoticed or the interesting markings on a tree trunk.
You have until the end of June to take a snap on the reserve and post it on our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/RSPBMidlands OR https://www.facebook.com/BhamBlackCountryWarks and tagging the photo with #Sandwellphoto.
The lucky winner will receive an invitation for two to our very special VIP residents launch event. You will get a 'first look tour' of the new building, and you will have the opportunity to take part in a guided tour and other activities. Or you could just sit back and relax, taking in the views across the valley and indulging in refreshments provided for our special guests. .
Now I am NOT a photographer, but I just popped out to see what I could get with just a spare few minutes and my camera phone, what do you think? - see below!
Basically, you can use whatever equipment you want to snap anything you want on the reserve and share it with us. The public will vote and you could win this exclusive prize.
Go on, have a go!!
Fuzzy bee getting stuck into a dandelion |
Stripey insect enjoying the flowers on this garlic mustard flower |
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