Kingfisher Spotting | This is a 1.5 - 2hr session, and an early start as our local Kingfishers are hunting from dawn!
On a crisp winter’s day, wrap up warm and head out for a brisk walk, in and around West Berkshire.
From National Trust to BBWOT, there are a number of places to visit.
Disability access advise is given where it is documented the website and many areas are dog friendly- not to mention at good place to find that hot cup of something to warm you up!
Events
Greenham Common Bird Walk | A wonderful setting for a bird walk.
Greenham Common Bird Walk | A wonderful setting for a bird walk.
Greenham Common Bird Walk | A wonderful setting for a bird walk.
Greenham Common Bird Walk | A wonderful setting for a bird walk.
Greenham Common Bird Walk | A wonderful setting for a bird walk.
Greenham Common Bird Walk | A wonderful setting for a bird walk.
Greenham Common Bird Walk | A wonderful setting for a bird walk.
Greenham Common Bird Walk | A wonderful setting for a bird walk.
Greenham Common Bird Walk | A wonderful setting for a bird walk.
Swifts in Newbury | A walk and a talk by local bird expert, Ailsa Claybourn, about these amazing birds who are disappearing from our skies, and how we can help them.
Creative Wellbeing Walks| Walks around West Berkshire
Bats at The Museum | A walk by local bat expert James Shipman about the life of these amazing creatures.
Charity Dog Walk | The walk will last approximately 1 hour - bringing us back perfectly in time for a lovely spot of well earned lunch!
Streatley Woodland Adventurer | Heading up through a woodland and through a national trust area, where Raptors appear readily such as Kestrels, Red Kites and Buzzards, there is even the possibility of a Sparrowhawk or Peregrine Falcon.
Walking Up an Appetite | This walk is simply beautiful with The Thames beside you and the wildlife all around both in and out of the water.
Dawn Chorus Walk | Join the birds to greet the morning and celebrate the beauty of the Dawn Chorus.
Rowbarge Dog Walk The RowbargeStation RoadWoolhamptonBerkshireRG7 5SH Tel: 01189 712 213 Email: rowbarge@brunningandprice.co.uk Web: http://www.rowbarge-woolhampton.co.uk EmailShareTweetPrint
Winter Walks at Beacon Hill Iron Age Hill Fort | One of the best known hill forts in England and the site of one of the beacons that formed a network across Hampshire. The firing of beacons on prominent hilltops was an integral part of the early defence and communication system for Britain. The last chain of beacons was lit on 5 June 2012 to commemorate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Winter Walks on Moor Copse | Large swathes of tranquil woodland surround a patchwork of meadows and pastures set in the heart of the Pang Valley in Berkshire
Winter Walks on Hungerford Common | The perfect place to enjoy a picnic, walk your dog, exercise, or simply sit and enjoy the views and wildlife. Hungerford Common, or Common Port Down to give one of its many other names, is 220 acres (89 hectares) of ancient common land, permanent pasture, mature trees, canal and strip lynchets, to the east of Hungerford.
Winter Walks at Basildon Park | Winter at Basildon Park is a beautiful time of the year, and the perfect place for a refreshing winter walk.
Mesmerising murmurations, feisty foxes and roving tit flocks are among this month’s wild highlights.
- Winter Walks and Nature
