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Dawn Chorus at Attenborough Nature Reserve

Get up bright and early for a magical Dawn Chorus experience!

About the event
Come and join our nature experts for a guided walk around the reserve as we listen to and learn about the beautiful sounds of our resident birds. Whether you're a beginner birder or a seasoned expert, this event is a fantastic opportunity to share experiences, develop your birdwatching skills, and immerse yourself in nature.

What to Expect:
The walk will last a few hours, so please dress appropriately with warm clothing and suitable footwear, as some paths and wooded areas may be muddy. Includes a self-serve buffet-style breakfast after the walk.

What is the Dawn Chorus
The dawn chorus is one of the UK’s most spectacular natural events, as birds welcome the arrival of spring with a symphony of song.

Why do birds sing at dawn
Mating & Territory – Male birds sing to attract a mate and defend their territory.

A Competition of Song – Think of it as Britain’s Got Talent for birds—without the jugglers! The best singers stand out and show their strength.

While some birds sing throughout the day, dawn is when they all come together for an unforgettable performance. If it’s your first dawn chorus experience, just sit back, listen, and let the natural symphony wash over you.

Join us for this incredible wildlife experience—a true celebration of spring and a chance to connect with nature in a magical way!

Visit our website to book your place
event dateSunday 4 May
venue addressAttenborough Nature Reserve, Barton Lane, Attenborough, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG9 6DY
event times5.30 - 9.00am £25
telephone Kate Raynor 07818 181661 for latest times or cancellations.
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