SDOS Talk – Where Eagles Dare
A Talk by Mike Unwin. For more information contact Sue Miles at memsec@sdos.org
Please be aware that in order to minimise disturbance to birds, only guide dogs or assistance dogs are permitted to attend Outdoor events
A Talk by Mike Unwin. For more information contact Sue Miles at memsec@sdos.org
This walk is particularly suitable for beginners and will focus on a wide range of birds and habitats. We will use sight and sound to identify birds. The walk is likely to be about three miles in total. It can be muddy after rain so suitable footwear is strongly recommended. The site benefits from public toilets...
This walk is particularly suitable for beginners and will focus on a wide range of birds and habitats. We will use sight and sound to identify birds. The walk is likely to be about three miles in total. It can be muddy after rain so suitable footwear is strongly recommended. The site benefits from public toilets...
Following the success of previous visits, and with current reports that Redpoll and Siskin are again present at the reserve, we have decided to repeat our popular minibus outing to Warnham...
A talk by Keith Betton - Birding Falklands, S.Georgia & Antartica. For more information contact Sue Miles at memsec@sdos.org
AGM followed by Steve Lawless - 3 months birding in Eastern Australia.
This is our first of two trips to RSPB Pulborough this week. The second is on Saturday 11th April Meet by the ‘welcome hut’, just before the entrance to the...
This is our second of two trips to RSPB Pulborough this week. The first is on Friday 10th April Meet by the ‘welcome hut’, just before the entrance to the...
We walk in search of warblers in the scrub at Hope Gap, chats, pipits and Wheatears on the grassland and Fulmars and seabirds as we approach the Cuckmere Valley. An...
The walk includes fields, hedgerows, scrub, trees and riverbank and is ideal for spotting the full range of songbirds active in early spring. Note that the route is 5 miles...
An evening walk around the reserve and then cross the road and wander down the Mill Stream to hopefully hear Nightingales. Bring a torch as it will be getting dark...
It is possible that we would see Sandwich and Common Terns, Whimbrel, Common Scoter, Arctic Skua, Red-throated Diver plus a chance of Velvet Scoter, Bar-tailed Godwit and incoming migrants like...