Cornish birds talk
Join us at Trerice for informative talks on the Cornish chough and garden birds.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
The Cornwall Bird Watching and Preservation Society are offering two different talks every other week throughout the season at Trerice.
The first of which is an informative talk on garden birds, in which you can learn all about the birds you can spot in your own garden.
The second talk focuses on the return of the Cornish Chough, which, for many people, is the biggest event in birding in Cornwall. The Chough is an iconic bird, with a very distinctive bill, legs and call, and has appeared on flags and emblems in Cornwall for hundreds of years. This is exemplified by the 11th Battalion Home Guard, based at Trerice, choosing the Chough as their emblem.
The last Chough in Cornwall died in 1973. In 2001, three Chough returned from Ireland and settled on the Lizard. The rest, as they say, is history. In this presentation, we will tell you what went wrong and then why they returned so that we now have a flourishing population of over 300 birds.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Meeting point
The talk will take place in the Elton Room at the back of the barn.
- Accessibility
There is wheelchair access to the barn.
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