Event Calendar
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Ankerdine
Meet in the layby on theA44 just before Knighwick bridge on the junction of B4197 to Martley.
Meet 10a.m on Sunday September 27th. Please bring stout shoes and gloves.
Practical work to benefit Dingy skipper and ground flora.
Pennyhill
20th September and then the 3rd Sunday of every month.
Meet at quarry entrance on quarry Lane off Pudford Lane, Hillside,Martley at 10am at SO 752 613.
Please wear boots and gloves.
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Pennyhill extra days
29th November and January 31st additional work days.
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Saturday 1 August 2026
Moth Breakfast at The Hub, Peterchurch
Another chance to be amazed by the contents of some moth traps!
Meet at the Hub at St Peter's Church, Peterchurch (SO344385). Food available from The Hub café.
Book with Martyn Davies: martyn.davies808@gmail.com or 07932 182757
Led By: Butterfly ConservationSunday 2 August 2026
Scarecrow Sunday at Brampton Bryan
WM-BAMS was invited to attend this event by a local resident, keen to promote interest in butterflies and moths, who is kindly covering our pitch fee. Do drop by and visit our stall if you're in the area.
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Tuesday 4 August 2026
Grayling Walk: Tanat Valley at Llangynog
Bear in mind that this event is just over the border in Wales and may be either the 4th or 5th of August!
Led By: Grayling Action GroupSaturday 22 August 2026
Brown Hairstreak Hunt - Morton Stanley Park
Join in the search for Brown Hairstreak at this site, where the local council is working to improve habitat
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Wednesday 2 September 2026
Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary Talk
Illustrated talk by Rob Rowe and Charlie Bell about work to improve habitat for this species around the Stiperstones.