Join us on four bird walks and experience and learn birdsong

Most people associate birdsong with spring and summer. But which birds are singing and how can you tell them apart? If you want to get to know the songs of our most common birds, or you need to refresh your birdsong identification skills - you'll benefit from this practical bird course. On four morning walks - we will start early and on a fixed day of the week - we head out into the beautiful nature of Møn and experience, listen to and practice the songs of different birds throughout the spring. We start at the end of March, when species such as tits, thrushes and treecreepers sing. At this time, there are fewer species to keep track of. During April and May, more species such as Willow Warbler, Lesser Whitethroat, Blackcap and redstart arrive and join the chorus of birds. By late May and early June, the last migratory birds are also returning from their stay during winter in far more southerly climes, including Thrush Nightingale, Whitethroat, Garden Warbler and Marsh Warblers. We will concentrate on the songs of the most common species, but will of course also listen to the birds we hear or see on the tours. After four tours, you will be able to distinguish the songs of the most common Danish birds. In addition, you will have great birding and nature experiences and you will feel the calmness of immersing yourself in what our surroundings have to offer.