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Birds of Prey Identification

Eastchurch Village Hall, Sheerness · 6 November 2026

Birds of Prey Identification, from Eastchurch Village HallImage: Eastchurch Village Hall
6 Nov

Image: Eastchurch Village Hall

A day workshop on 6 November 2026 from 10am to 4pm at Eastchurch Village Hall in Sheerness. Participants observe birds of prey and learn how to identify different species, along with their characteristics, habitats and behaviour. Booking is recommended, and the event suits anyone interested in birds and outdoor wildlife.

Highlights

  • Learn to identify different birds of prey species
  • Covers characteristics, habitats and behaviour
  • Held at Eastchurch Village Hall, Sheerness, ME12 4EJ

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Eastchurch Village Hall, ME12 4EJ

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