Photo: Elizabeth Forbes - Trametes versicolour
Last year we were very pleased that with appropriate COVID-safe procedures we were able to enjoy at least some of the Field Trips we had planned. Accounts of these and of the ideas and the DIY trips that we suggested, can be found on the FieldTrips/Whatyoumissed page.
We had some lovely and quite exciting times. Let us hope that this year we will be able to enjoy the few we missed this year, and also many other field trips to places where we can observe wildlife in all its glory and fascination.
THIS YEAR'S PROGRAMME OF FIELD TRIPS IS AS FOLLOWS
Details will be published nearer the time, but if you would like further information at this stage, please contact the organiser.
We had some lovely and quite exciting times. Let us hope that this year we will be able to enjoy the few we missed this year, and also many other field trips to places where we can observe wildlife in all its glory and fascination.
THIS YEAR'S PROGRAMME OF FIELD TRIPS IS AS FOLLOWS
Details will be published nearer the time, but if you would like further information at this stage, please contact the organiser.
Thursday, 29 April 2021, 8pm
Gareth Harris, Wiltshire Mammals Recorder: Bat walk
Organiser: Peter Shallcross
Gareth will lead this walk with the help of echo-locator equipment, near Old Wardour Castle.
As numbers are limited on this event, to manage any disturbance and so that we can stay in small groups to conform to the government guidelines, please email Dick Budden at treasurer.tisnathist@gmail.com if you’d like to participate.
Members go free, there is a small charge for guests.
Gareth Harris, Wiltshire Mammals Recorder: Bat walk
Organiser: Peter Shallcross
Gareth will lead this walk with the help of echo-locator equipment, near Old Wardour Castle.
As numbers are limited on this event, to manage any disturbance and so that we can stay in small groups to conform to the government guidelines, please email Dick Budden at treasurer.tisnathist@gmail.com if you’d like to participate.
Members go free, there is a small charge for guests.
Saturday, 15 May 2021, 1030am
Patrick Cashman: Winterbourne Down - Stone Curlews
Organiser: Peter Shallcross
Patrick Cashman: Winterbourne Down - Stone Curlews
Organiser: Peter Shallcross
Tuesday, 6 July 2021 8 pm
Kingston Lacy Estate, The National Trust: Glow worms and nightjars at Holt Heath
Organiser: Peter Shallcross
Kingston Lacy Estate, The National Trust: Glow worms and nightjars at Holt Heath
Organiser: Peter Shallcross
Thursday, 29 July 2021 10.30am
Clive Whitbourn, Area Ranger, The National Trust: Hambledon Hill - Butterflies and flowers
Organiser: Andrew Graham
Clive Whitbourn, Area Ranger, The National Trust: Hambledon Hill - Butterflies and flowers
Organiser: Andrew Graham
Wednesday, 25 August 2021, 10 am
Harnham Water Meadows Trust: Harnham Water Meadows
Organiser: Debbie Carter
Harnham Water Meadows Trust: Harnham Water Meadows
Organiser: Debbie Carter
Tuesday, 7 August 2021, 6.30pm
Martin Green: Down Farm, Sixpenny Handley
Organiser: Peter Shallcross
Re-scheduled from 2020
Martin Green: Down Farm, Sixpenny Handley
Organiser: Peter Shallcross
Re-scheduled from 2020
Saturday, 9 October 2021
Dorset Wildlife Trust: Brownsea Island (there will be additional entry charges as well as the fare for the ferry across Poole Harbour)
Organiser: Dick Budden
Dorset Wildlife Trust: Brownsea Island (there will be additional entry charges as well as the fare for the ferry across Poole Harbour)
Organiser: Dick Budden
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