Wildlife themed events for April 2024
Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s Woodbridge Wildlife Group are planning a walk and a talk during April 2024.
On Thursday 18 April author Conor Jameson presents a talk entitled “Finding W.H. Hudson – the writer who came to Britain to save the birds” at Woodbridge Community Hall, Station Road, IP12 4AU, starting at 7.30 pm. Local group chairman Phil Smith, said “Conor’s latest book tells the story of W.H.Hudson’s pioneering role as a campaigner, supporting the women who founded the RSPB.” Mr Smith added “We are delighted to welcome Conor, who is a wonderfully entertaining speaker, back to Suffolk, and this promises to be an interesting and enjoyable evening”
Admission to the talk is £3 for adults, with under 25’s free. During the evening there will be a raffle and refreshments. Doors open at 7 pm and there is no need to book for this talk.
Later in the month, on Friday 26 April, the group will be holding a Evening Birdsong Walk at Pound Farm Wood, Great Glemham, IP17 2DP, starting at 7 pm. Chairman Phil Smith said “We will be walking around this interesting mixed woodland listening for the song of the nightingale and other songbirds. We are grateful to The Woodland Trust, who have given us permission to hold this walk.”
“The walk starts from the Pound Farm car park (TM 322630) and will last for approximately two hours. Places on this walk are strictly limited and must be pre-booked by contacting Suffolk Wildlife Trust. The cost is £5 per person with under 25’s free, and bookings can be made online through www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org (events section) or by telephoning them on 01473 890089. The walk is suitable for children over 10. No Dogs except assistance dogs. Participants are advised to wear sturdy waterproof footwear (as the ground may be uneven) and bring binoculars and a torch. Parking is limited so if participants can share transport it will be appreciated.
For further information on either event please contact Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s Woodbridge Wildlife Group on swtwoodbridge@outlook.com or telephone 01473 625630
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