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10am Thursday 23rd November – Bushy Park – morning walk
Leader: Diana Housley: diana@djhousley.plus.com
An interesting variety of birds are to be found in London's second largest royal park, famed for its mix of waterways, gardens and herds of deer. The route taken will depend on what's around.
Meet: Pheasantry car park, car entrance via Teddington gate. Buses stop at Hampton Court gate. Toilets and café.
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