Wildlife of Wiltshire

Join is for an illustrated talk by Tim Tapley, who will talk about the wildlife sites in Wiltshire, and the natural history that can be found there.

Cost: £3.

Booking not essential - everyone welcome.

Refreshments will be provided (coffee, tea, soft drinks and biscuits)

Contact: Ivan Randall on 01666 837783

This event is organised and ran by the Chippenham and District group.

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