Family Owl Pellet Dissection

Barn Owl, UK

Barn Owl (Tyto alba) hunting UK - Andy Rouse/2020VISION

Family Owl Pellet Dissection

Location:
Ramsey Heights Countryside Classroom, Chapel Road, Ramsey Heights, PE26 2RS
Book
A family session to discover more about our local owls and what they've been eating!

Event details

Date

Time
10am - 1pm
A static map of Family Owl Pellet Dissection

About the event

Join us to dissect an owl pellet with the family at the Wildlife Trust Countryside Centre in Ramsey Heights. Pellets have been retrieved from the Great Fen and you will discover which species our local owls have been hunting! Our conservation team uses this data to understand the small mammal population and health of our birds of prey. We will carefully break up the pellet, clean and compile the skeletons inside and identify which species they belong to. Make use of our digital microscope for a more detailed view.

All materials will be provided for you. After the pellet investigation, we will take you on a nature walk around Ramsey Heights Nature Reserve to explore some of the flora and fauna that call this reserve home. Refreshments will be included.

Pre-booking is essential.

Please see the website for full event terms and conditions.

For more information, please contact the Great Fen Team on: 01487 815524, info@greatfen.org.uk.

Photographs:

A photographer will be present at the event and taking pictures for Wildlife Trust BCN use so please let us know if you'd rather not be included.

Membership:

Enjoy discounts on many Wildlife Trust BCN and Great Fen events by becoming a member today!

"Joining your local Trust is one of the most important things you can do to make sure the species and habitats we love will be there for future generations to enjoy." - David Attenborough, President Emeritus of the Wildlife Trusts.

https://www.wildlifebcn.org/become-member

Booking

Price

Child Wildlife Trust BCN Member £5, Non-member £7.50

Suitable for

Families, Children

Contact us

Great Fen Team
Contact number: 01487 815524,
Contact email: info@greatfen.org.uk