A presentation by Richard Allan from the Shoreham District Ornithological Society.

Richard’s talk is about the birds that rely on the protected environment of the Adur Estuary, and the pressure this habitat and its wildlife and fauna face today. Hear about how the changing seasons bring different birds to this natural gem within our midst and where and how you can better appreciate it.

Richard says “The Adur Estuary is a very special place – a protected but fragile habitat that is home to a wide variety of birds at various times of the year. Come and hear about the birds that spend their winter holidays feeding on the Estuary, and the other species that use it like a service station, to rest and refuel, on their mega migration journeys to and from their northerly breeding grounds.”

Venue: Shoreham Centre Main Hall
Time:   2-3.30pm
Cost: Members £2.00. Non-members £3.50

email: info@shorehamandsouthwicku3a.org.uk