Come and join us on the weekend of International Dawn Chorus Day with an easy, early morning ramble around our exciting regenerative farming project with our experienced guide, Antony.

We'll be listening and looking out for some of the amazing bird species that call the farm home, as well as learning more about bird song and getting some tips on how to identify birds by their calls and songs.

At this time of year bird song is at its peak as male birds defend territories and uncoupled birds continue to try to attract mates. At High Leas our year round resident species have been joined by a host of summer visitors with some star turns such as Redstart, Tree Pipit, Spotted Flycatcher, Garden Warbler and Cuckoo joining the soundscape and allowing some great views too! Last year also saw a male Pied Flycatcher take up residence in the farm buildings for a few weeks - will be lucky enough for it to return?

This is an ideal walk for anyone wanting to learn a bit more about bird song and identification or those just wanting to enjoy a lovely stroll in the countryside to a glorious soundtrack.

Tea and coffee will be available on our return to the farm and is included in the price.

Meet at 6.45am for a 7am start - approximate duration 2.5 - 3 hours

Please dress for the great outdoors and wear sturdy footwear as we will be walking over potentially uneven ground.  Bring binoculars if you have them but additional pairs will be available to borrow if needed.