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\nEvent Title: Bird ID walk - resident birds and visitors\nStart Date / Ti
me: Feb. 7, 2026, 3 p.m. Europe/London\nLocation: The Talbot Inn\nSpeaker:
Allen Stevens and Sally Taylor\nWalk with local bird experts Allen Steven
s and Sally Taylor and learn to identify our birds and their songs\nJoin o
ur Basic Bird identification walk with experienced local birders, Allen St
evens and Sally Taylor. This walk will be the first of 2026 in an informal
series of birding outings for NRN birding beginners and experienced birde
rs alike. The walks start at 9.00am outside at The Talbot and will finish
by 11.00am. This is a new route for 2026. Anyone who can only do an hour
can finish at the half-way stop. Please bring binoculars if you have them,
and wear suitable footwear (it is often a little wet).\nThese walks take
place throughout the seasons with NRN's local birding experts. They are at
a relaxed pace with regular stops, so are suitable for all ages and abili
ties. The main aim is to help anyone who is interested in getting a bit mo
re familiar with basic bird recognition, songs and calls and the best plac
es to spot them.\nThose of you who are not already members of NRN, we'd lo
ve you to join (£\;10 per year) in order to enjoy this workshop and m
any others for free. If you'd rather not join just yet, we ask you to pay
£\;5 for this Bird Walk. We encourage you to book, but we welcome 'wa
lk-ins' on the day. \nWe look forward to sharing some time with you in the
wonderful environs of Eynsham. It is surprising what can be seen around a
nd close to our village. \n\n--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm registr
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Event Title: Bird
ID walk - resident birds and visitors
https://nrn.dev2.vm.inifor
um.ch/events/208/
When: Feb. 7, 2026, 3 p.m. Europe/London
Speaker: Allen Stevens and Sally Taylor
Walk with local bird experts Allen Stevens and Sally Taylor and learn
to identify our birds and their songs
Join our Basic Bird
identification walk with experienced local birders, Allen Stevens and Sall
y Taylor. This walk will be the first of 2026 in an informal series of bir
ding outings for NRN birding beginners and experienced birders alike.
\;The walks \;start at 9.00am outside at The Talbot and will
finish by 11.00am. This is a new route for 2026. Anyone who can o
nly do an hour can finish at the half-way stop. Please bring binoculars if
you have them, and wear suitable footwear (it is often a little wet).
These walks take place throughout \;the seasons with NRN's local b
irding experts. They are at a relaxed pace with regular stops, so are suit
able for all ages and abilities. The main aim is to help anyone who is int
erested in getting a bit more familiar with basic bird recognition, songs
and calls and the best places to spot them.
Those of you who are no
t already members of NRN, we'd love you to join (£\;10 per year) in o
rder to enjoy this workshop and many others for free. If you'd rather not
join just yet, we ask you to pay £\;5 for this Bird Walk. We encourag
e you to book, but we welcome 'walk-ins' on the day. \;
We look
forward to sharing some time with you in the wonderful environs of Eynsha
m. It is surprising what can be seen around and close to our village.
\;
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