 A sign at Hale Purlieu | © National Trust Images/Dave Johnson We'll be looking out for the heathland birds and butterflies of the New Forest with Keith Lea, Consultant in woodland management and Vice Chair of Salisbury Natural History Society.
No dogs. Start time at Hale Purlieu 10am. Anticipated end time: 1pm A mid summer walk in search of heathland butterflies, notably Grayling and Silver Studded Blue, heathland & woodland birds and heathland/bog flora. A moderate 3 mile circular walk within this beautiful part of the New Forest National Park. Meet at the Nadder Centre for 9 am departure or meet at the National Trust Car Park, Lady's Mile Rd, Hale Purlieu, SP6 2QZ for 10am start What3words:///hardback.dices.cactus Distance, Difficulty and Footwear - Please dress accordingly to the weather and bring water & snacks. Mostly flat walking but uneven. If you would like to join us please contact us and let us know if you will be meeting us at Nadder Centre to car share or at the starting location. Comments are closed.
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