If you enjoy birds, join us for Birdwatching: Spring Arrivals to take a closer look at the species arriving here in the UK.
The Spring arrival of birds heralds a change in the season and a welcome change in the weather. On this Birdwatching: Spring Arrivals course, we will investigate where our birds come from and where they go to.
Please note: This course is not part of the Biodiversity learning framework, this course is organised by Flatford Mill and the tutor.
Tutor: Harry Read
Harry Read is a naturalist and experienced birder based in East Anglia, working as a freelance ecologist on a 6,000-acre estate in Suffolk. He regularly leads ornithological walks and birding experiences for wildlife groups, landowners, local communities and tour companies across the UK and beyond. With over a decade of birding experience, Harry trained under the legendary Suffolk ornithologist Steve Piotrowski, developing a strong grounding in field identification, behaviour and bird vocalisation.
He teaches bird identification courses at the Wakelyns Agroforestry Project, where he combines ecological insight with accessible teaching in the field. Harry contributes as a recorder to several conservation initiatives, including the BTO Breeding Bird SurveyandOperation Turtle Dove, andis a keen bird ringer involved with the Barn Owl Support Suffolk conservation project. After completing a degree in Zoology, Harry’s guiding career began in Sweden’s Arctic Circle, before going on to lead wildlife holidays in Finland, searching for the iconic birdlife of the taiga forests alongside its impressive mammalian fauna.
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