Shakespeare’s Birds (Zoom)
Tuesday March 4 2025 @ 7:45 pm - 9:30 pm
Speaker: Ailsa Claybourn
There is a remarkable number of birds in Shakespeare’s writing: What is a ‘hernshaw’, and how could Hamlet tell one from a hawk? Why are House Martins important in ‘Macbeth’? Many of the birds in his plays and poetry still live near us today, and Ailsa will tell you all about these and how to recognise them.
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