26th April to 3rd May 2021 Daily events to immerse yourself in nature; from wild flower guided walks to bird ringing and moth trapping.  For more information, please view the programme below.

Royal Rarities One of the rarest butterflies in the British Isles was seen on Sark recently in the grounds of the Seigneurie Gardens. Resident wildlife photographer Sue Daly photographed a pair of Queen of Spain fritillaries mating in the donkey paddock and later saw one of the pair feeding on flowers in the walled garden. This is the first record of these beautiful butterflies, probably migrants from northern France, breeding…

Every year Sark becomes home to a large variety of birds.  The sea birds occupy the cliff edges, the rock stacks and islets that surround the island.  You can hear their cries and calls all along the cliff paths. Normally, this time of year, George would have his boat in the water enabling visitors get up close to birds such as puffins, guillemots, razorbills, oyster catchers, gannets, egrets, a myriad…

Sark has always had an amazing display of wild flowers and each year our local guides have taken you on magical walks along the paths, through the woods and out onto the headlands to point out the beautiful species we are lucky to have on this island.  This year things are very different the world over and we are not able to travel.  We can only assure you that the…