Field Trip

Leader: Simon Ashley An early spring walk along the River Frome in Stroud. As winter recedes, the local birdlife becomes more active, offering a perfect opportunity to witness some of...

Leader: Simon Ashley Purple Sandpiper An Early start, but it should be worth it. We’ll head straight down to the southerly promontory - We will be sea watching looking out...

Leader - Simon Ashley Our primary target will be the elusive Ring Ouzel – these relatives of our more common blackbird, with their distinctive white crescent breasts, habitually make a...

Leader: Mike Smart Coombe Hill Meadows, managed by Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, is a prime wetland habitat that attracts a diverse range of bird species. Our visit in April means many...

Leader: Jeanne Vitkowski A new site for our club - or certainly one we haven't visited for a very long time!  Clifton Pits in Worcestershire, England, is a birdwatching hotspot located...

Leader: Simon Ashley Martin Down National Nature Reserve: Offers some of the finest chalk downland birding in southern England. June is prime time, with breeding species in full song and...

Leader: Nick Goatman   Our popular seasonal visits to Frampton continue with a summer exploration of one of Gloucestershire's most productive local birding sites. We're fortunate once again to be...

Leader: Mike Tranter Time: 9.00am – 12.00pm (2½ – 3 hours) Meet: Car park on Stinchcombe Hill, grid ref ST7443 9837 what3words: ///beards.opposing.unwound About the walk A gentle Sunday morning...

Leader: Simon Ashley Time: 7.30am start - meeting at Cheapside Car Park, Stroud, returning around 4.00 pm. Sites: RSPB Newport Wetlands (Uskmouth) in the morning, Goldcliff Lagoons in the afternoon....

Norfolk is arguably the UK's premier birding county and late autumn is a fantastic time to visit, with wintering geese, ducks and waders arriving in numbers, alongside the chance of...