The walks are aimed at beginners and amateur naturalists who want to learn more about the countryside around them and identify what they see. All the walks are at a leisurely pace with frequent stops to identify wildlife. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed with an emphasis on learning. While the walks are aimed at adults, older children with a keen interest in wildlife are welcome.

Please check availability before sending payment. Unfortunately, dogs are generally not allowed on the walks.

Click on a walk below for more details and booking information:

September, 2008
	A Haven at Titchfield Thursday, September 4th: Titchfield Haven is a great place for migrating birds, especially waders. Will there be Curlew Sandpiper or Little Stint here today? Click here for more.			Project Fred Charity Bird Race Sunday, September 7th: Fancy a challenge and the chance to raise money for charity? Join us to see how many bird species we can find today - all for a good cause. Click here for more.
	Wader wander at Pennington Marshes Thursday, September 25th: Do waders confuse you? Are you left wondering if your Dunlin is really a Stint? Join us on this morning visit to Pennington Marshes to look at waders and sort out their identifying features. Click here for more.
October, 2008
	Red Deer rut in the Forest Thursday, October 2nd: Join us this evening to see majestic Red Deer stags proclaim ownership of their harem of does. Click here for more.			Red Deer watch Saturday, October 4th: Join us early this morning to see majestic Red Deer stags proclaim ownership of their harem of does. Click here for more.
	Migrant watch at Stanpit Marsh Monday, October 6th: A walk around Stanpit Marsh to see migrant birds as they leave our shores for warmer climes. Yellow Wagtails are often here in autumn. Click here for more.			Normandy migrants Friday, October 10th: A walk around the coastal lagoons and fields of Normandy Marsh, just outside Lymington. Migrants may include Yellow Wagtails and Curlew Sandpipers. Click here for more.
	Finding the Fallow Thursday, October 23rd: A walk to see Fallow Deer in Queens Meadow where they rut at this time. Click here for more.
November, 2008
	Wilverley and the Naked Man Sunday, November 2nd: A winter walk around this lovely area of heath. A Great Grey Shrike has been here for the past two winters! Click here for more.			Wildlife wander at Keyhaven Marshes Thursday, November 6th: Keyhaven is a great area with many birds due to the variety of habitats. Join us today to see what we can find. Click here for more.
	Winter birds at Calshot Saturday, November 15th: Join me on this walk around Calshot to get to grips with those wintering wildfowl and waders. Click here for more.			Trees and Hawfinches Friday, November 21st: If you want to have wonderful views of Hawfinches then join me to watch them as they come here for an hour or so before going off to roost. Click here for more.
	Blashford Birding Saturday, November 29th: Blashford Lakes is a Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust reserve that has recently opened up new footpaths and hides. Goosander, Ruddy Duck and Green Sandpiper are often seen here in winter. Click here for more.
December, 2008
	Deer at Dawn Friday, December 5th: A walk to see the Fallow deer and varied birdlife in this wooded part of the New Forest, that includes Dartford Warblers and Hawfinches. Click here for more.			Hawfinches and Mince Pies Saturday, December 13th: A weekend chance to see Hawfinches coming in to roost - this time with mince pies!! Click here for more.
	Weymouth wander Sunday, December 14th: A day exploring great bird watching areas around Weymouth. Divers, grebes and Bittern may be seen today. Click here for more.			Pennington Christmas Friday, December 19th: A morning walk around Pennington Marshes, a wonderful coastal wetland full of birds in winter. Click here for more.
January, 2009
	New Year walk at Keyhaven Saturday, January 3rd: Our annual start the New Year with a walk around Keyhaven to look for wintering waders and wildfowl. Click here for more.