We would like to invite you to a Majjistral Park Online Talk - “Unravelling the Phenomena of Bird Migration” with our guest speaker Mr Natalino Fenech. Mr Fenech will show us some of his stunning photographs and take us on journeys to different countries to discover how fascinating bird migration is. We will end the session with questions from participants.   Details: Date: Wednesday, 10th March 2021 Time: 19:00 – 20:00 Duration: Approximately 1 hour   Zoom version -Please make sure you have the latest version of Zoom before the Online Talk starts to avoid technical issues. Questions/ Comments - we will have a Q & A session at the end of the presentation. Please remain muted until then. Chat - if you would like to post your question before the presentation has ended you can post it using the Chat function. Recording - The presentation will be recorded. You will only appear in the recording if you ask a question with your video switched on. Duration - The talk should last for about an hour but may go over depending on questions. If you have any questions please email walks@majjistral.org. *Photo provided courtesy of Natalino Fenech.

Join our Events Officer for our next Nature Diary painting activity! Each month throughout 2021 Majjistral Park we will be hosting an online activity demonstrating how to draw wildflowers, insects, birds, mammals and more. This month we will be drawing and painting the European Rabbit (Fenek Ewropew). This activity is aimed at children but adults are welcome too.   Details: Date: Saturday, 3rd April 2021 Time: 3:00 – 4:00pm Duration: Approximately 1 hour   Materials needed: Paper*, Pencil, Rubber, Sharpener, Newspaper (to protect surface from paint splatter), Paint (ideally watercolour)**, White paint (poster/acrylic/gouache), Water pot filled with water, Palette to mix paint in, Pieces of kitchen towel, Soft paint brushes (thin and medium sizes), Rough paper to test colours, Hole punch, Ruler. *To create the whole Nature Diary you will need 13 pieces that are the same size. The best paper to use if you are using watercolours is watercolour paper. Our Events Officer uses paper from a watercolour pad so that she doesn’t need to cut the paper. If you do not have watercolour paper thick painting paper (eg. sketching paper) should also be ok but it would be a good idea to test it first. **Watercolour paints can […]