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Nature Tours
The Cotswold Bird-watching Company is now offering tours to see a wide selection of nature in the local Cotswold area.
These will be run in exactly the same way as the bird-watching trips, with the same style of experience available and can be tailored to the time of year and your wishes. This is an opportunity to truly get close to nature and take away memories that will stay with you for a very long time.
Whether you fancy spending a few hours on a summer’s day seeing butterflies flitting around hay meadows or an ancient woodland, watching clouds of damselflies and dragonflies rising and falling around a lake then these walks are for you.
We are blessed with some amazing hay meadows in the local area, the colours change as the seasons progress from the yellows of primroses and cowslips in April to the purples of orchids and knapweed in June.
There are a number of truly special ancient woodlands in the local area, they have a unique mix of birds, plants and butterflies.
If you’ve seen hares chasing around a field on the TV and have always thought you’d like to see that for yourself, but don’t know how, contact us and we’ll see what we can do to!
So why not try something different and try one of these walks?
See our Nature Tours Below for details. For details contact info@birdwatching-tours.co.uk
COTSWOLD WATER PARK |
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Half Day Tour (09.00-13.00 or 14.00-18.00 Late April – September) |
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Due to the variety of habitats and lakes of different ages within the Cotswold Water Park, the abundance of wildlife in the spring is something to behold. Whether you have an interest in butterflies, dragonflies, plants or wildlife in general this is a walk you will enjoy. | BRAYDON FOREST
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Half Day Tour (09.00-13.00 or 14.00-18.00 Late April – September) |
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Initially covering nearly a third of Wiltshire, the Royal hunting forest of Braydon now survives as a number of ancient woodlands in the north of the county. These woods hold a fantastic variety of flora and fauna which are best seen in the spring and early summer. Several species of butterflies, birds, dragonflies and plants will be encountered during our walk. | MARLBOROUGH DOWNS |
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Half Day or Full Day Tours Late April – September |
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This is an area of rolling chalk downs with white horses etched in the hillsides. This is a rare and special landscape and as such holds its own special mix of wildlife. This area is one of the best places in the UK to see farmland birds such as corn bunting, yellow wagtail and skylark in good numbers. As well as many butterfly and plant species in the areas of ancient grassland that are now protected and allowed to flourish.