This week at Bangor Birdgroup Tarik Bodasing will likely be speaking about “How the Vulture misplaced it is head and different Wildlife tales from Zululand”.
Tarik just lately moved to the UK from South Africa after marrying a Welsh Lady. He was eased gently into to his first British Summertime with a two month heatwave, which was fairly helpful as he was working as one of many Cemlyn Tern wardens who usually have to face up to the wind and rain of a typical Welsh Summer time, while standing on the shingle ridge.
Previous to transferring to the UK he labored as a South African Wildlife Ecologist in Zululand, and this Wednesday he will likely be telling us a few of his Wildlife tales. One to not miss!
At Bangor Chook-group we meet on Wednesday nights within the College of Bangor Brambell Constructing, Deiniol highway reverse Asda simply down from the Practice Station. Prices are £2 per assembly (non members), and even higher be part of as a member. Membership prices are as follows- Waged = £15, £12 for concessions and free for Bangor College college students.
Not dangerous for 22 talks!
Doors open at 7 for a 7.30 pm begin. Talks final for round 1 hour. All members of the general public are welcome.
