Explore the Sharpham Estate - and the sounds of the birdlife here - with expert Mike Langman.
He'll guide & inspire birdsong fans, from raw beginners to seasoned listeners, with his observations, facts and knowledge about our feathered friends, their habits and habitats.
At this time of the year, many different bird species are returning after overwintering in warmer climes, and will be in full song establishing their territories and attracting mates.
Sharpham is home to a variety of winged creatures, from tiny firecrests and blue tits, to ravens and raptors.
• a packed lunch
• bottle of water
• Waterproofs
• Good comfy shoes or wellies
• Paper and pen if you want to take notes
• Camera if you want to take pictures
• We will supply enough fresh organic veg for all the ferment types you'll be making, but if you'd like to add your own home grown (must be organic) or wild foraged produce them please bring it along
• 4 clean "clip-top" jars (2 x 1 litre and 2 x half litre). You are welcome to bring other types of jar but clip top jars are "self burping" so are safer and generally more reliable
It's a good idea to bring the following:
Get a flavour of what it is like to participate on our Dusk Chorus walk with this illuminating blog post.
Read moreThere is parking available at Lower Sharpham Farm - see here for more details on reaching us. We'll also meet at this point ahead of the event.
The walk will be about 1-1.5km circular route across rough ground and through long grass in places.
We will go downhill to the river and then we'll be walking uphill to return. Unfortunately the ground is unsuitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs, but babies in carriers are welcome.
This event runs from 6.45pm to 9.30pm.
Meet at Lower Sharpham Barton Farmyard, where you'll be able to park if you're coming by car.
This is one of the organic farms on the Sharpham Estate.
It is home to our rewilding partners and nature conservation trainers Ambios Ltd, as well as United Response learning disability charity.
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Children aged 7-17 go free and we have a number of free places on this event for adults who would find it hard to attend otherwise, as well as price bands for those who can afford it.
There is a maximum of 2 children per adult.
STANDARD PRICE - helping to support and sustain the work of The Sharpham Trust
£12 for adult
SUBSIDISED PRICE - for those who need it
£6 for adult
FULLY FUNDED - for people on low incomes or unwaged
Free for adult
The free spaces are thanks to the Sharpham Wild About Trees Project scheme - funded by the Plymouth & South Devon Community Forest.
We don't have any dates currently scheduled but subscribe to hear FIRST when dates become available