Gloucestershire Raptor Monitoring Group’s popular programme of winter talks continues on Wednesday 29th January, when Keith Betton will talk about the remarkable spread of the Red Kite since its reintroduction and share his insights into the biology and ecology of this charismatic species, which is now such a familiar sight on the Cotswolds. He also studies Peregrines in Hampshire and will talk about some unusual nest sites and occurrences he has discovered there.
Keith is a writer, lecturer and occasional broadcaster and is a keen world birder, having seen over 8900 species in 116 countries! He has been county bird reorder in Hampshire and is chair of Hampshire Ornithological Society. He has also served on the boards of RSPB and BTO; we are very lucky to have him visit us in Gloucestershire.
As usual, the venue is the Royal British Legion Club in Hardwicke, GL2 4QA.
Doors open at 7pm for a 7:30pm start. There’s a bar; under-18s must be accompanied.
Standard tickets are £8, full-time students £4 and under-18s are free.
The ticketing arrangements have changed slightly, so you will not pay a booking fee if you book via Eventbrite (GRMG will pay it). This means there is no difference in price to you between buying online and paying cash on the door (but it is better for GRMG’s funds if you pay cash).
If you would like to pay cash on the door, just reserve your tickets by emailing [email protected] or [email protected] stating how many you would like.
Tickets are also available now from Eventbrite (search for ‘GRMG’), by following this link:
The Return of the Red Kite Tickets, Wed, Jan 29, 2025 at 7:30 PM | Eventbrite
or by scanning this QR code.
