Tue 6 Jan 2009
| January 24, 2009 | ||
| January 25, 2009 |
The RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch Weekend takes place on 24th and 25th January.
The world’s biggest bird survey is celebrating its 30th birthday and to participate you just need to spend an hour counting the birds in your garden or local park, recording the highest number of each species you see.
More details and a recording sheet are available on the RSPB website.


Meterologists Howard and Sylvia Oliver and Dot Kerridge give an illustrated talk at Durlston on Sunday 25th January at 2pm.
Thousands of birds flock to the island’s fresh water and saline lagoons to feed including large numbers of avocets and shelducks. This cruise offers you the chance to see some of the island’s diverse wildlife and habitats, including one of the UK’s rarest mammals, the red squirrel.
Join a Beach Ranger on a 2 hour winter walk on the harbour side and heath on Wednesday 14th January.

Gain an insight in to how Studland Beach is managed with a guided walk by its Visitor Services & Enterprise Manager.
Clear away the Christmas cobwebs and enjoy a healthy hike around Durlston Country Park on Sunday 4th January.
For those of you early birds there is the chance to watch the sunrise on one of the shortest days of the year in the unique setting of Corfe Castle on Sunday 21 December.
Join bird expert Hamish Murray on a stroll around Durlston to see its winter bird-life on Sunday 7th December.

