Flock Together – Latest

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Flock Together presents the Winter Bird Guide, a bird spotting guide featuring all you'll need to spot wren, sparrowhawk, kestrel. redwing and more.

Winter Bird Guide

Flock Together headed to Sydenham Hill Wood, to walk an area of woodland that's home to more than 200 species of trees and plants.

Sydenham Hill Wood, London

Flock Together × Berghaus

Kestrel and buzzard sightings were the main birding highlights as the Flock Together community met for their sixth walk.

Box Hill, Surrey

Flock Together and RSPB collaborate on a special campaign, Bird Names for Birds, which aims to teach the full history behind eponymous birds names.

Flock Together x RSPB 'Bird Names for Birds'

The Flock Together collective visit RSPB Rainham Marshes Nature Reserve for another successful bird walk.

Rainham Marshes, Essex

Greater Goods is a design project from Flock Together community member, Jaimus Tailor, dedicated to sustainability and upcycling.

Arc’teryx Artist Series: Greater Goods Supporting Flock Together

South London's Bushy Park was the location of the fifth Flock Together walk, encouraging new faces and regular birders to join the flock.

Bushy Park, London

Vogue meets Flock Together. Founders Ollie and Nadeem took journalist Liam Hess on a birdwatching walk to learn more.

Flock Together in Vogue

For the forth Flock Together walk the group went further afield to Epping Forrest in Essex.

Epping Forrest, Essex

Hypebeast meets the Flock Together project, an in-depth editorial that explores the origins and objectives of the group.

Flock Together on Hypebeast

Lee Valley Nature Reserve was the location of the largest Flock Together walk so far.

Lee Valley Nature Reserve, London

The growing community gathered in South London’s Richmond Park for the second Flock Together walk.

Richmond Park, London

The first official Flock Together walk took place at Europe’s largest urban wetlands.

Walthamstow Wetlands, London