May 2021
We are delighted to be in a position to start running our walks and field trips again from Monday 17th May, as the government guidelines have changed.
We will gradually add details of more walks to the Walks page, and details of field trips to the Field Trips page, as the planning is completed.
We are delighted to be in a position to start running our walks and field trips again from Monday 17th May, as the government guidelines have changed.
We will gradually add details of more walks to the Walks page, and details of field trips to the Field Trips page, as the planning is completed.
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Hesketh New Marsh
This evening's walk will follow flat tracks across farmland, as we explore Hesketh New Marsh, leading to the River Douglas. We would hope to see various waders, including Avocet and perhaps a Marsh Harrier, if we are lucky. 
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WelcomeThe Preston Society Birdwatching & Natural History is based in Preston. We are a group of friendly people, who have wide ranging interests in different fields of the natural world around us.
Everyone is happy to share their knowledge and we welcome people of any age, who have not been before. People who visit, often become Members, once they have got to know us. We meet every week in the evening indoors throughout the winter, October until March, with speakers talking on varying aspects of Birds, wildlife, marine life, flora, fauna & many other aspects of Natural History from all over the world. Some of our speakers are regulars, talking on different subjects each year. Others travel from afar, and are experts in their field. During the Spring and Summer, April until September, we are more active and have weekly field trips around Lancashire, Cumbria and Greater Manchester, with some day coach trips further afield. Twice a year we go away for usually 4 or 5 night stays to areas that cannot be covered in a day trip. There we visit Wildlife Trust Reserves and RSPB reserves, exploring what the wider country has to offer. We hold our winter talks at St Mary’s Church in Penwortham every Monday night, starting at 7.30pm. Why not come along and join us? Why not have a look at our programme of talks? |