Saving Wild Cats

A day the
whole family
can enjoy!
Tropical
Butterflies
B
Adults: £6.25
Children: £5.25 (under 3’s free)
Concession, group rates and
season tickets available.
B
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON
utterfly
Farm
www.butterflyfarm.co.uk
Insects
Birds
and more....
Meet our friendly
caterpillars and learn
about their life
cycle!
10% discount
for online
bookings
www.wwt.org.uk
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Birds: Vultures, an endangered species
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Landscapes: Analogue Photography Loch Lomond
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