Walk with us - nature walk with ornithologist, Ed Hunter
Discover the beauty and birdlife of the Rhosili coastline and the surrounding area with a guided bird walk.
Join us for a one-off guided walk with local ornithologist Ed Hunter as we walk around Rhossili coastline towards Fall Bay and weave through the arable fields of the Vile on the return. As we walk the cliffs we will be keeping eyes peeled for seabirds, and then as we navigate through the medieval strip fields of the Vile, we're more likely to encounter farmland birds which feed off the sacrificial crops that are planted and left standing as a food source.
The walk will be on Sunday 23 August, from 9am-12pm (3 hour walk approx.). Tickets are £3 per person.
As our feathered friends are the focus of this walk, we highly recommend bringing a pair of binoculars with you.
Image Credit - Chris Lacey
Please note:
- Please meet outside the National Trust Rhosili shop, near the car park and the toilets.
(What3words///whizzing.towel.invents) - Sturdy footwear is required and weather-proof clothing. Sunblock and a hat is advisable. Bring snacks and plenty of water to drink and don't forget your binoculars!
- The terrain is rough, steep and perhaps muddy in places. Not suitable for most wheelchairs or buggies.
- Accompanied children welcome.
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Discover the beauty and birdlife of the Rhosili coastline and the surrounding area with a guided bird walk.
Join us for a one-off guided walk with local ornithologist Ed Hunter as we walk around Rhossili coastline towards Fall Bay and weave through the arable fields of the Vile on the return. As we walk the cliffs we will be keeping eyes peeled for seabirds, and then as we navigate through the medieval strip fields of the Vile, we're more likely to encounter farmland birds which feed off the sacrificial crops that are planted and left standing as a food source.
The walk will be on Sunday 23 August, from 9am-12pm (3 hour walk approx.). Tickets are £3 per person.
As our feathered friends are the focus of this walk, we highly recommend bringing a pair of binoculars with you.
Image Credit - Chris Lacey
Please note:
- Please meet outside the National Trust Rhosili shop, near the car park and the toilets.
(What3words///whizzing.towel.invents) - Sturdy footwear is required and weather-proof clothing. Sunblock and a hat is advisable. Bring snacks and plenty of water to drink and don't forget your binoculars!
- The terrain is rough, steep and perhaps muddy in places. Not suitable for most wheelchairs or buggies.
- Accompanied children welcome.
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