3cg Record of Sightings in Cliddesden Area

This form can be used to record any tree, plant, bird, mammal etc. If you can quantify what you see please

do so. It is often difficult to quantify what is seen, particularly with plants, where this is the case

please use the following botanical notation, known as DORFA.

D=Dominant, O=Occasional, R= Rare, F=Frequent, A= Abundant

These can be further qualified and expressed in the following way, perhaps best illustrated by imagining

in a large field there is only one clump but of many flowers of the same type. Latin definitions are key.

If there is any doubt the specie will be left out.

R/LF= rare to Locally Frequent, O/LF= Occasional to Locally Frequent, F/LA= Frequent to Locally Abundant.

Date

Species e.g. Knapweed + Latin definition

Sub Species e.g. Greater + Latin Definition

Growth Stage e.g. Flowering, Adult, Chick

Status e.g. Activity such as flying if fauna, and Native or Introduced if flora

Numbers (DORFA)

Precise Location (6 digit map reference if possible)

Recorder:…………………………………………

Additional sheets can be printed off from our website at: http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/environs/

Alison Kay: Larkrise, 11 South Lea, Cliddesden.

Paul Beevers: Church Farm Cottage, Church Lane, Cliddesden.

Godfrey Thomas: Pensdell Cottages, Farleigh Road, Cliddesden,

Jenny Squillaci: Sabratha, Woods Lane, Cliddesden.