Wildlife Craft Activity - Make A Bird Feeder

Sunday, August 8th 2021

Would you like to help out the feathered friends in your garden? Why not come along tomorrow (Monday 9th August) between 10am and 3pm and make a bird feeder for your garden birds. You can take it home to put in your garden or hang it in a tree on the reserve. This is a drop in session so no need to book in advance. A suggested donation of £1 per feeder would be appreciated on the day to cover costs.


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