Owls by Moonlight 2026
Willows Bird of Prey Centre, Knockholt · 20 October to 27 October 2026
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Owls by Moonlight is an evening walk through moonlit woods at Willows Bird of Prey Centre in Knockholt, running from 6pm to 8pm on 20 and 27 October 2026. Guided walkers can see owls up close, hear their calls and learn about their adaptations and their role in the local ecosystem. It suits families, couples and groups, with places limited and booking required.
Highlights
- Close encounters with owls on a guided moonlit woodland walk
- Evening sessions on 20 and 27 October, 6pm to 8pm
- Suitable for ages 8 and over; under 16s must be accompanied by a paying adult
Getting there
Willows Bird of Prey Centre, TN14 7LJ
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Image: Willows Birds of Prey and Wildlife TrailWillows Bird of Prey Centre
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