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Bird Song Walks & Bird ID 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. 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?
Winter dusk walks at the Calcot Spa Hotel
November (23rd) and December (18th), 2024
Explore 220 acres for owls, hares and farmland birds heading to roost. After we will be rewarded with a warming and very welcome mulled wine and mince pie in The Hive.
For the November event click here.
For the December event click here.
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Wood warbler by Robin Morrison
Courses and talks
'Beyond the Seawall', online talk,
Thursday, October 17, 2024, 19:00-20:00
Join Living Levels and naturalist Ed Drewitt for an online evening talk to explore the importance of the Severn Estuary’s intertidal zone. Click here to book.
'Beyond the Seawall', in-person at Maindee Library +, Newport,
Friday, October 25, 2024, 19:00-20:00
Join Living Levels and naturalist Ed Drewitt for an evening talk to explore the importance of the Severn Estuary’s intertidal zone. Click here to book.
Photo by Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust
Photo by Bronwyn Harvey
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