Showing posts with label Marston Forest Centre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marston Forest Centre. Show all posts

Wednesday, 30 July 2014

Summer holiday fun

http://marstonvale.org/our-woodlands-2/

Check out the Marston Forest Centre for the next summer holidays  - great for kids and for all the family. 

Saturday, 21 December 2013

Escape pod

Need a break over the festive phase? Rellies getting you down? Want off the couch? Check out the Forest Centre opening times




 

Tuesday, 3 September 2013

Stretch your legs

     
Get walking - getting healthy at the Fiorest centre

Weds Sept 4, 11, 18, 25 - Health Walks 10.30

Free, no need to book. Most walks start at Reception but some elsewhere – see notice board to confirm.
Venue: The Forest Centre, Marston Vale Millennium Country Park, Station Road, Marston Moretaine, Bedford
Phone: 01234 767037
Email: info@marstonvale.org Website: The Forest of Marston Vale

Saturday, 20 April 2013

A cormorant from a cuckoo

Check out the 'bird walks' at the Forest Centre, Marston, in the next couple of weeks, 4 and 11 May. We have done both the Dawn Chorus with Breakfast and the Dawn Chorus for Late Risers. The latter sounds like a bit of a contradiction. But you get the drift. The birds themselves get up early with the express intention of having breakfast
Dawn chorus with breakfast 
Late risers 

Be warned, the Full Dawn Chorus  for humans comes before the breakfast and my, have you earned it. Assembling around 4 am you can't see much but the air is a kaleidoscope of noise. The pro-birders who lead the walks have an amazing capacity for recognition. 
Reed warbler


The Commentree newsletter states:


At last spring has arrived and its warmth has brought with it a wave of spring migrants; some a bit late but all the more welcome for it. Loads of blackcaps, swallows, reed warblers, chiff-chaffs... oh joy!
If you'd like to feel the force of all this spring mayhem but don't know a cormorant from a cuckoo, why not join our expert volunteer leaders on one of two guided walks in the Country Park over the next few weeks? Booking is essential for both