PETERBOROUGH BIRD CLUB

PETERBOROUGH BIRD CLUB Event Calendar

Upcoming and previous events hosted by PETERBOROUGH BIRD CLUB.

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  1. Changed to Frampton Outdoor Event

    Date
    Location
    Frampton

    Saturday 3rd February - Change of venue


    Yesterday Stewart Short did a recce of Fen Drayton, which was the intended venue for our next outdoor event, and reported that flooding is still making access to much of the reserve impossible or difficult. The only decent birding was distant from the car park. We have therefore come to the conclusion that we should abandon Fen Drayton and go elsewhere. The preferred suggestion is RSPB Frampton Marsh which will guarantee birds and is usually very popular amongst Members.

    Meet at 10.00 AM on Saturday 3rd February

    Meet: In the reserve car park (please note that there is an entry charge to non-RSPB members)
    Post code: PE 20 1AY
    Map ref: TF 356 392
    Leader: TBC
     

  2. Nene Washes Eldernell Outdoor Event

    Date
    Location
    Eldernell
    For wildfowl, raptors, owls, cranes and wild swans. 

    Anybody with an interest in nature, from beginner to expert, are welcome to join us on our Outdoor Events that are free. It is a good way to get to know existing members and possibly improve your expertise.

    Meet: At the carpark which is off the A650 at Coates 
    Post code: PE7 2DD
    Map ref: TF318993 
    Leader: Bob Payne 01780783041 
      

  3. Wildlife of the Pantanal given by JAMES LOWEN Indoor Event

    Date
    Location
    St Mark's Church Hall
    Wildlife of the Pantanal

     JAMES LOWEN

    The author of Bradt Travel Guide’s best-selling book “Pantanal Wildlife : A Visitor’s Guide to Brazil’s Great Wetland” treats you to a visual celebration of the New World’s most magical wildlife experience. In the bio-geographic melting-pot of the Pantanal - the aquatic heart of South America – are breathtaking congregations of mammals, birds and reptiles, many of them record-breakers of the natural world and most showing at point-blank range…all in the best place anywhere to see Jaguar, the New World’s mightiest cat.

    James is an award-winning author and photographer specialising in natural history, conservation and travel. Of his 13 books, two have been named Travel Guidebook of the Year and one was long-listed for the Wainwright Prize for nature-writing. An experienced naturalist based in Norfolk James regularly writes for the Daily Telegraph The Countryman, BBC Wildlife, Bird Watching and Nature’s Home and edits Neotropical Birding magazine. James’ photography features regularly in the above publications. 

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    Indoor Events are free to members and we warmly welcome nature loving non-members for a small donation of £2.50 cash on the door.