Do come along to a talk on Tuesday 15th November about the life and habits of a Hazel dormouse.  Dave Williams will tell us about their nests and nest boxes, habitat, food requirements and breeding cycle.  Also find out how to identify Hazel nuts that have been opened by a dormouse, a sure way to know if dormice are present.

All welcome, doors open Froyle Village Hall 7pm for talk to start at 7.30pm, entrance free for members, £3 non-members, teas and coffee.

Dave Williams has been working with dormice for almost twenty years. He is currently chairman of the Surrey Dormouse Group (SDG), which he started when he was Mammal project officer at Surrey Wildlife Trust. Now retired he continues to work with dormice and the SDG.

Dormouse photographs by Dave Williams.