Join Conservation Officer Nathalie Cossa for an evening of bat and glow-worm watching. Charnwood Lodge is an important nature reserve for bats with eight different species found here. Please meet at the ‘Bomb’ rocks for an introductory talk about bats and how they utilise the nature reserve. We will then walk down to the stables to watch the bats emerging from their roosts at dusk, followed by glow-worm spotting amongst the undergrowth. NB The ground is uneven and can be very wet in places, please dress appropriately and bring a torch.
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1 Attendee
Single Ticket
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£3 | |
2 Attendees |
£6
Gruppebillett for 2 personer |
Charnwood Lodge
Whitwick
Coalville
LE67 4UX
The entrance to the reserve is located on the east side of Abbey Road about 0.5km from the Warren Hills Road junction, (SK 458 155). Continue on the track through the member's only gate and park at the far end.