About this Event
Join Langdyke and Natural England for a guided walk at Castor Hanglands National Nature Reserve. This is a fantastic opportunity to meet with Langdyke friends old and new and a chance to learn about and hopefully hear the unrivalled song of one of our most secretive summer visitors, the Nightingale.
Castor Hanglands is perhaps the nightingale’s most northerly stronghold in the country. And despite its catastrophic decline nationally, the population at the Hanglands remains vibrant with over 30 singing males there in recent years. On this walk we will not only hear the nightingales sing, but also check out the bats overhead, the newts in the pond and maybe hear a deer or two in the background! Suitable for all ages, but dress up warm and be prepared for some mud!”
We will have opportunities also to listen out for bats, newts and other nocturnal animals.
Important parking information
Please car share where possible and park on the verges close to the entrance to Southey Woods. Parking is at your own risk and we would recommend that you do not to leave any valuables in your car.
A bit about safety:
We have a number of measures in place to ensure that everyone stays safe and will be limiting numbers and split into three groups for your enjoyment.
Please bring a torch if you have one and don't forget your binoculars!
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Castor Hanglands National Nature Reserve, Langley Bush Road, Peterborough, United Kingdom
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