Take an early morning amble through the spring woods to discover and learn some birdsongs. Sarah Wilesmith has worked in the woods for over a decade, and can help you tell your Coal Tit from your Great Tit, and Nuthatch from Treecreeper. We may even hear a Kingfisher or Nightingale! With a handy guide to take home, this walk will help you learn the names, habits and some folklore of thirty of our woodland birds.
The link to our bookings page is here:
https://batesgreengarden.co.uk/workshops.html
| Season (21 May 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Thursday | 08:30 | - 10:30 |
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