The mudflats are important feeding areas for a variety of waders and wildfowl. At high tide, flocks of waders such as redshanks, oystercatchers and black-tailed godwits can be seen from the hide and viewing points. Other sites will be visited, depending on the time. Everybody is welcome-you don't have to be a member of Birdwatch. Admission to the indoor meetings is free though we ask for a voluntary contribution towards the cost of the room.
Outdoor events are free and once again open to all.
Three years on the Rock Illustrated talk by Olivia Crowe on Rockabill's Roseate Terns, Europe's rarest seabird. Co. Wicklow, for Autumn migrants. Take the Greystones road out of Bray, Take a right fork just before Greystones for Kilcoole and turn left in Kilcoole village. Meet at the railway station carpark 10.30am. Tuesday 2nd October Birds of Nepal a talk with video and slides on this Himalayan wonderland with Brian Porter.