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Aren't birds brilliant > FAQs
Frequently asked questionsIf you have a question about Aren't birds brilliant!, please contact us through the feedback form. What is Aren't birds brilliant!?Aren't birds brilliant! is a series of events run by the RSPB all over the UK. It gives you the chance to get really close to some of the most exciting birds in Britain. Do I need to bring my own binoculars?Most of the Aren't birds brilliant! events have optical equipment on site that you can use - including high powered telescopes. Of course, if you have your own binoculars then bring them along. If you aren’t sure whether there’ll be optical equipment available please contact the organisers beforehand. Are there refreshments or toilets?Aren't birds brilliant! events are set up for you to view birds in their natural environment. This means that there aren't always refreshments or toilets available. Please contact the organisers for details. Where there aren't refreshments, feel free to bring your flasks and sandwiches and make a day of it. Are the events free?Many of our Aren't birds brilliant! events are completely free. A few events have a charge for transport to allow us to bring you even closer to these brilliant birds. Any charges are clearly stated within the event details. Do I need to be a member of the RSPB to attend an event?Everyone is welcome to come to our Aren't birds brilliant! events – you don't need to be a member of the RSPB. Are all of the events staffed?Yes, there will always be someone on hand to show you the birds and help you to use the equipment. They’ll be really happy to answer your questions and chat to you about the project you're visiting and the other work that the RSPB does. |
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