Bird Walk & Moth Trap Identification | 9.30am - 1030am | Sep 5
A perfect morning for nature lovers, birdwatchers and anyone curious about the wildlife on their doorstep.
Join conservationist and birder Mark Nowers for a fascinating autumn morning exploring bird activity and migration. Discover the seasonal visitors moving through the landscape, followed by a hands-on moth trap session where you’ll learn to identify some of the night’s remarkable moths.
Mark Nowers is a self-taught birder and naturalist who cut his birdwatching teeth on a Young Ornithologist's Club trip to Beddington Sewage Farm back in 1983. Birds have been in his blood ever since, travelling across the UK and abroad to feed his passion, but nowadays, living a family life in south Suffolk, his birdwatching, surveying and nest-recording follows the rhythms of the season locally. For the last 25 years he has been fortunate to make a career from his hobby and is currently a conservation adviser supporting 100 farmers and landowners in Essex as part of Operation Turtle Dove.