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Moth Breakfast

Part of Great Big Green Month

A feast for body and soul as you explore the abundance of biodiversity at Anne Hathaway’s Cottage

Take part in a special event to mark our Big Green Month and enjoy a feast for body and soul as you explore the abundance of biodiversity at Anne Hathaway’s Cottage, including the opportunity to catch a glimpse of some incredibly rare moths.

Start your experience with a light breakfast before setting off into the beautiful surroundings of Anne Hathaway’s Cottage to start spotting the myriad of rare breed moths that call Shottery home.

Eagle-eyed guests may even spot a rare Silver Cloud moth, which have been in decline in recent years but are thriving in the grounds thanks to the hard work of the team at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust through our Sustainable Shakespeare initiative.

Your expert guide, David Brown, will be on hand to point out each moth species and their preferred habitats while you explore the tangible changes we’ve made across the property to improve the biodiversity of the area.

Event Information
Arrival from 8:45am for refreshments, please contact us if you have specific dietary requirements.

Tour from 9:30am - 11:00am

Tickets are FREE but booking is essential as places are limited. Book Now >

Parking is available nearby. More information is available on our Getting Here page.

Guests are recommended to wear weather-appropriate clothing and footwear as most of the tour will take place outside.

For the enjoyment of all attendees, and so not to disturb the wildlife, places are limited to 15 people per session. Please book early to avoid disappointment.

Age recommendation: 11+

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With thanks to THE HERDS for supporting this event.

Part of The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust’s Great Big Green Month

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