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Butterflies and Dragonflies of Barossa
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| Location: | Barossa & Poors Allotments |
| Date: | Saturday 30 June 2012 |
| Time: | 08:30 AM - 11:00 AM |
| Meet at: | On site just inside the cattle grid at the top of Kings Ride, just off the A30, Camberley. Post code GU15 4NG. |
| Admission: | Suggested donation, adults £2, children £1. |
| Organised by: | Surrey Wildlife Trust Ranger James Herd 07891 850882. |
Heathland supports a wide variety of butterfly and dragonfly species and Barossa is an excellent example of this. During National Insect Week join Surrey Wildlife Trust Ranger James Herd as we take a stroll around Barossa trying to spot these invertebrates and discuss their life cycles and habits. BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL, please call James Herd on 07891 850882 to book. Distance: 3 miles. Nearest Train Station: Camberley 2.5 miles. Nearest Bus Stop: Stagecoach 1, 1 mile.
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