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SOLD OUT! Little Birds 2 (under 5s)

Join us at the Greenhouses for role-play and exploration to find out how birds survive the winter. We’ll make binoculars to spot birds in the gardens, look at real nests and build nests of our own, then make bird feeders to help our feathered friends through the winter months.
£5.00 per child / £2.50 low-income. Family workshop for children under 5 years.

This workshop must be booked in advance using our online ticketing system (see below).

Please provide ages of children and details of any allergies, medical conditions or additional needs in the ‘additional needs’ box when booking.

Please note, all children must be supervised by an adult.

By registering for this event, you will automatically be added to our family events mailing list. You can unsubscribe from the list at any time using the ‘unsubscribe’ link in emails.

Little Birds 1(under 5s)

Join us at the Greenhouses for role-play and exploration to find out how birds survive the winter. We’ll make binoculars to spot birds in the gardens, look at real nests and build nests of our own, then make bird feeders to help our feathered friends through the winter months.

£5.00 per child / £2.50 low-income. Family workshop for children under 5 years.

This workshop must be booked in advance using our online ticketing system (see below).

Please provide ages of children and details of any allergies, medical conditions or additional needs in the ‘additional needs’ box when booking.

Please note, all children must be supervised by an adult.

By registering for this event, you will automatically be added to our family events mailing list. You can unsubscribe from the list at any time using the ‘unsubscribe’ link in emails.

Make a Bird a Home FULLY BOOKED

It’s National Nest Box Week. And it’s Valentine’s Day! The perfect excuse to decorate a nest box for our feathered friends, as a gift for your loved one or to show your love for mother nature. Spring is just around the corner, so put up a nest box and who knows which love birds will take up residence.

Natural nest sites for birds such as holes in trees or old buildings are disappearing fast as gardens are ‘tidied’ and old houses are repaired. Taking part in NNBW gives you the chance to contribute to bird conservation whilst giving you the pleasure of observing any breeding birds that you attract to your nest box.

£8.00 per child / £5.00 low-income (price includes nest box). Family workshop for children of all ages.

This workshop must be booked in advance using our online ticketing system (see below).

Please provide ages of children and details of any allergies, medical conditions or additional needs in the ‘additional needs’ box when booking.

Please note, all children must be supervised by an adult.

By registering for this event, you will automatically be added to our family events mailing list. You can unsubscribe from the list at any time using the ‘unsubscribe’ link in emails.

Feathered Friends

Many birds migrate to southern England during the winter months in search of milder weather and berries to eat. Join us for role-play and exploration to find out how birds survive the winter. Make your own binoculars and spot birds in the gardens. Make a bird feeder to give our feathered friends a helping hand. We will also have a selection of bird nests and a bird skull for you to investigate!

£5.00 per child / £2.50 low-income (price includes moss world materials). Family workshop for children of all ages.

This workshop must be booked in advance using our online ticketing system (see below).

Please provide ages of children and details of any allergies, medical conditions or additional needs in the ‘additional needs’ box when booking.

Please note, all children must be supervised by an adult.

By registering for this event, you will automatically be added to our family events mailing list. You can unsubscribe from the list at any time using the ‘unsubscribe’ link in emails.

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Tag Archives | birds

Join us at the Greenhouses for role-play and exploration to find out how birds survive the winter. We’ll make binoculars to spot birds in the gardens, look at real nests and build nests of our own, then make bird feeders to help our feathered friends through the winter months.