Testimonials


"The guided bird-watching walks with Hugh are a fabulous way of getting to know about birds, their lives and habits, especially for complete novices like me. Hugh is extremely well-informed and knowledgeable but talks in a way that is completely accessible to others. He gently and kindly draws you into the world of birds, offering wise tips about how to learn to discriminate between them. He is very familiar with the different habitats in the Chichester area and I have been lucky enough to have been on several walks looking at those in the marshes, woodland and mud-banks at different times of the year. Every walk with Hugh is a delight!"

Bernadette


"Thank you for a great day yesterday too, it was really beneficial as I feel I can go to Farlington Marshes and have a go at identifying some of the birds for myself from your tips."

Esme
"Hugh is so knowledgeable 'That's a reed bunting's call' he'll suddenly say as we strain to hear a distant tweet! 
He can also spot a raptor a mile off or so it seems. He has rekindled my love of birds once more"

 Barry

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  1. CatherineOctober 15, 2019 at 4:59 AM

    Thank you Hugh for the bird-watching afternoon at Farlington Marshes in August. You're extremely knowledgeable and also very patient for those of us who are complete beginners! It was a very enjoyable afternoon and we saw so many different species. Highly recommended.

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