This event is aimed at beginners to birding. In a small group we will look for common water and woodland birds on the lochs and in Tentsmuir Forest. We will discuss identification of these and similar species by sight and sound.
Meet at Morton Lochs National Nature Reserve, nearest postcode DD6 9PE, OS Grid Reference NO 46474 26355, What3Words ///euphoric.flamingo.seated. (Please not that the map pointer generated by eventbrite is based on a large area postcode: please use the grid reference or what3words for an accurate meeting point.)
A level walk mostly on well-maintained paths. Waterproof clothing and footwear recommended. Family friendly but children must be with an adult. Dogs on short leads please. Binoculars recommended.
Booking essential. To find out more, and for any booking queries, please contact Andy Cage at secfifekinswt@gmail.com, telephone 07402 533353.
Please provide the details of a person we may contact on your behalf in an emergency, so that we can respond appropriately. We will require a name and mobile number for each person attending at the time of booking. Please also provide details of any medical condition you would like the event organiser to know about, at the time of booking, to enable an appropriate response in an emergency.
Suggested donation: £3 per person (you can donate when you book, or in person on the day). All donations help us to continue to bring an interesting and varied selection of events to our audience as well as supporting local wildlife causes. Please donate if you can.
There is a voluntary car parking charge of £3 to support the work of NatureScot on the national nature reserve.
Bookable face-to-face events may be subject to change at short notice, which will be communicated to attendees via email by the organiser. Please check your email in advance of attending events. Note that booking generally ends two hours prior to the event start time. If you wish to book to attend after registration has ended, and there are places still available, please contact the organiser direct using the details above.
Image: Great spotted woodpecker © Mark Hamblin/2020VISION
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