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Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk

Autumn Wildlife at the Bishop's Palace. 

Join naturalist Steve Norris on an autumnal stroll around the beautiful Palace gardens to discover the hidden wildlife within. Squirrels and wood mice are busy building their winter food stores and, with the breeding season over, many smaller birds forage together in mixed flocks.

Learn which species of birds arrive to overwinter with us and how our resident species adapt to cope with the shorter days. 

We'll look out for the stunning Kingfishers that return to the moat each autumn, the diminutive goldcrests that tirelessly search for insects in the yew trees and keep our eyes peeled for birds of prey and other surprises overhead.

There will be plenty of time to chat, ask questions and learn ID tips. You may want to bring a pair of binoculars.

It will take place on Sunday 1 November at 10AM. Any current Annual Pass or Friends of the Palace will be required; alternatively there will be a cheaper £10 Day Pass available to purchase at the Ticket Office. Each walk will last approximtely one hour.

 

Ticket options

  • Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk
    Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk
    £10.00

    Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk

    0 30 max

    Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk

  • Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk (Friends)
    Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk (Friends)
    £5.00

    Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk (Friends)

    0 30 max

    Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk (Friends)

  • Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk (Day Entrance)
    Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk (Day Entrance)
    £10.00 (Gift Aid eligible)

    Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk (Day Entrance)

    0 30 max

    Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk (Day Entrance)

Autumnal Nature Walk & Talk

Autumn Wildlife at the Bishop's Palace. 

Join naturalist Steve Norris on an autumnal stroll around the beautiful Palace gardens to discover the hidden wildlife within. Squirrels and wood mice are busy building their winter food stores and, with the breeding season over, many smaller birds forage together in mixed flocks.

Learn which species of birds arrive to overwinter with us and how our resident species adapt to cope with the shorter days. 

We'll look out for the stunning Kingfishers that return to the moat each autumn, the diminutive goldcrests that tirelessly search for insects in the yew trees and keep our eyes peeled for birds of prey and other surprises overhead.

There will be plenty of time to chat, ask questions and learn ID tips. You may want to bring a pair of binoculars.

It will take place on Sunday 1 November at 10AM. Any current Annual Pass or Friends of the Palace will be required; alternatively there will be a cheaper £10 Day Pass available to purchase at the Ticket Office. Each walk will last approximtely one hour.

 

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