Natural History Walks

A short walk at a very slow pace, dictated by regular stops to examine what members find. Plants, fungi, insects, birds, fish and mammals are all grist to the shared mill, and field guides come out where they are needed, all part of finding things out. Sightings have included grey seals on the Swale, bee orchids at Milton Creek and spoonbills at Oare, and outings have taken in a private nature reserve at Cliffe, Bedgebury Pinetum and Oare nature reserve. The group visits a different site each month, setting off on the first Friday at 9.30am.