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Walks, Talks, Retreats & Courses
Ever wondered what the dawn chorus sounds like? Want to identify common birds near where you live?
My walks and training sessions listed below are an ideal way of getting out early (or late), hearing the onset of spring, and learning who's who in the bird world. There are also retreats available in the Forest of Dean and Exmoor, allowing you to have some time away and immerse yourself with nature. Get in touch if you would like to book privately.
Robin by Ed Drewitt
Dawn chorus & early birdsong walks
The dawn chorus is the most amazing sound of spring when all birds sing together. If you have never heard it before the sound will simply blow your mind!
If a 5am or 5.30am start time is a little too early for your liking I also lead early bird walks that begin at around 7am or 8am.
What's on in 2025?
Topgun of the sky – outdoor wildlife talk
Tuesday 8th July 2025, 6:30pm
Join me on on Clifton Downs to hear more about peregrine falcons and to hopefully see the juvenile peregrines with their parents flying around over the Avon Gorge Click here for more information and to book.
Bat Walk with drink & nibbles
Thursday 21st August 2025 8pm to 10pm
Winterbourne Medieval Barn, Bristol, BS36 1SE
Click here to book.
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Wood warbler by Robin Morrison
Talks, retreats and courses
2025
Wildlife retreat at the Tudor Farmhouse Hotel
Monday 20th to Wednesday 22nd October 2025
Join me on a retreat exploring the wildlife in the Forest of Dean and relaxing/staying at the Tudor Farmhouse Hotel. Click here for more information and to book.
2026
Easy Birding in Trinidad
Sunday 12th April to Monday 20th April 2026
Join me on an adventure to see wildlife in Trinidad with Wildlife Worldwide
Click here for more information and to book.
Wildlife retreat at Westcott Barton near Exmoor
Sunday 7th June - Thursday 11th June 2026
Join me on a retreat exploring the wildlife of Exmoor, Lundy Island and Braunton Burrows.
Click here for more information and to book.
Photo by Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust
Photo by Bronwyn Harvey
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