Drews Pond wood and the Devizes area

Maurice Chandler leads a walk around the unusual nature reserve of Drews Pond wood and along the beautiful Stert valley. A variety of wildlife including early spring flowers and birds should be seen. Stout footwear recommended and binoculars.

Meet: To be confirmed upon booking

Cost: £3

Booking is essential

To book or for more info, please contact:

Robin Griffiths ([email protected]) 01793 751081/ 07761290725

Event details

Where

Drews Pond wood, Devizes

When

Start: 23^rd March, 2019 at 10:00am

End: 23^rd March, 2019 at 1:00pm

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