Birds at Wadhurst Park (30/08/24)

Leader: James Duncan

Join us at Wadhurst Park to observe some of the bird species that call the park home, but perhaps also some that are on the move. As our own summer visitors gradually disappear, birds that spend the summer months at more northerly latitudes are passing through. Numerous warblers, chats and flycatchers often arrive on masse, on route to the warmer climes of Africa. Swallows and house martins gather prior to heading south and wader migration really steps up a gear. We'll keep our eyes peeled for all these and more.

Location: Wadhurst Park, East Sussex, TN5 6NT

Booking essential - Tickets available at the bottom of this page

Though there is no defined charge for this event, please note it will be run on a Donations (on the day) basis.

Directions and parking:

Head for the Wadhurst Park Estate Office, TN5 6NT

Press the Estate Office button when you reach the electric gates.

Parking will then be sign posted

Wadhurst Park is a private estate situated in the High Weald AONB. Its purpose is to revive a beautiful, biodiverse and historic landscape, to inspire community and together build a more sustainable future through rediscovering lost habitats and management practices.