Date: Friday 11th October, 8am – 10am

A unique opportunity to experience nature at its finest. Join us for an immersive experience led by local bird expert Mike Langman.

Hope’s Nose is a popular birdwatching location both for resident and migrating birds. In early November there’s a good chance of migrating thrushes and chats in the scrub.
The sea offers all sorts of possibilities from rare seabirds to wintering seaducks or divers which have just returned from their breeding grounds further north.
The seashore, rocks and islands hold gulls and waders and with a telescope we’ll look for perhaps some Guillemots already back on the cliffs.

Meet: Hope’s Nose. Grid reference SX944635
Directions: The best place to park is the top of Ilsham Marine Drive Torquay close to the entrance to Hope’s Nose. Park on road near the entrance to Hope’s nose on Ilsham Marine Drive.

Bring: Binoculars, telescope and tripod (not essential) if you have one, sturdy footwear, warm and waterproof clothing.

Cost: £20 for Non Members and £15 for Members