Intermediate bird ID course: Herefordshire’s birds of conservation interest

Curlew in flight

Image credit: Jon Hawkins, Surrey Hills Photography

Intermediate bird ID course: Herefordshire’s birds of conservation interest

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An ID course on Herefordshire’s birds of conservation interest for those with some birding experience (not suitable for beginners).

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6:00pm - 8:00pm

About the event

On this bird ID course, members will be taught how to identify and record Herefordshire’s birds of conservation significance. As opposed to focusing on common birds, we will look at what makes Herefordshire’s avifauna significant and unique on a national basis; focusing on the notable species and habitats which define the county’s distinctive avian character.

Species will be compartmentalised by typical habitat (woodland, uplands, heath, wetlands) and we will explore how to identify these species, discuss their unique ecology and what their status is in the county. This will be an ID course for those who already have some birdwatching experience, but those who merely wish to learn about the county’s rarer species are also welcome. We will also discuss why recording birds is important in a conservation context and how members can do this.

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Toby Fountain
Contact number: 07807390488