Wildlife Walk: Bird Life of Haddon Medieval Park Historic/Heritage

Join BBC Springwatch’s bird expert Jack Baddams in a Bird Walk in Haddon Medieval Park.

Largely untouched for more than 900 years with a diverse range of habitats, it is home to an incredible variety of wildlife. A recent survey found 58 different species of birds making their homes here, including 12 species on the Conservation Red List and 11 on the Conservation Amber List.

In these exclusive events, Jack will take visitors behind the scenes into the private parkland that surrounds Haddon Hall. For approximately 2-3 hours, walking at a gentle pace with plenty of opportunities for observation. Visitors will be escorted around the different habitats within the Medieval Park to discover and appreciate its rich bird life.

Jack Baddams is an ornithologist who has worked on scientific expeditions across the world to publish research on the birds of under-explored regions. Closer to home, Jack is a licensed bird ringer with the British Trust for Ornithology and works with organisations like the RSPB and local landowners to survey bird populations. His job as the wildlife researcher with BBC Springwatch has seen him working across the UK to produce one of the nation's most popular nature programmes.

Tickets for the Wildlife Walk entitles half price entry to Haddon Hall and its beautiful gardens for £13.00 per person (usually £26.00) on the same day.

There are toilets at Haddon Hall at the start/end of the walk, and a restaurant is also available serving a wide range of meals, snacks and drinks.

For your safety and comfort, you are advised to wear walking boots or other sturdy footwear and to have warm, waterproof clothing available with you to wear if required on the day of your visit.
Time: 10.30am - 12.30pm

Cost: £38.50 per person

Car Parking: £3.80 per car

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