Moth Trap at Fen Meadow, Woodbridge.
8am-10am
We will be opening moth traps set the previous night, with a moth expert on hand to help us identify the moths found.
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Birdringing at Trimley Marshes Nature Reserve - Jesse Walker
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Evening Nightjars and Glow Worms walk
9.15pm-10.30pm
An evening walk at Blaxhall Heath and Common looking and listening for the nightjar.
Evening Nightjars and Glow Worms walk
9.15pm-10.30pm
An evening walk at Blaxhall Heath and Common looking and listening for the nightjar.
Walk: Butterflies in Bonny Wood.
2:00pm - 4:30pm
A walk to an ancient woodland where a variety of butterflies can be seen.
Nature walk at Martlesham Wilds Reserve
10.00am-12.30pm
Martlesham Wilds Nature Reserve,
Woodbridge, Suffolk Discover the wildlife at this fascinating reserve on the banks of the River Deben, which is just beginning its transformation from organic farm to nature reserve.
Moth Trap at Fen Meadow, Woodbridge.
8am-10am
We will be opening moth traps set the previous night, with a moth expert on hand to help us identify the moths found.
Evening bat walk at Foxburrow Nature Reserve
6.30pm-9.30pm
An evening walk looking and listening for bats at Foxburrow Nature Reserve.
Talk: Ospreys in Suffolk
7.30pm
An illustrated talk by Tim Mackrill from the Roy Dennis Foundation.