Geoff Orton will be conducting his quarterly tour of the
Pinetum helping to identify the resident birds and some of the
autumn visitors. Please bring binoculars if you have them.
Some of Britain’s rarest and most elusive birds inhabit
Bedgebury, especially in the winter time, including hawfinches,
crossbills and even the occasional kingfisher. The rare and
elusive hawfinch is incredibly shy and Bedgebury is the one of
the best places in the country to catch a glimpse of this
beautiful bird.
They can sometimes be seen sitting out in the open, sometimes
perched at quite close range in exposed bare twigs or in clumps
of cypresses, ignoring birdwatchers and passing visitors with
dogs and children. A wonderful sight. Bedgebury is one of the
most important winter roosts for hawfinches and crossbills in
the country.
Adults £8.00, FOBP and Concessions £7.00. Children under
12 - £6.00
