Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve is an area of some 430 hectares comprising sandy and muddy seashores, sand-dunes, saltmarshes and freshwater habitats extending for a distance of about 3 miles along the Lincoln ...

Ringing has occurred on this site since the 1950's, the observatory being established in 1962 on 13 acres (5ha) of pine and scrub covered dunes between the shore and the Broadwater at Holme-next-the-Sea. This strategi ...

Favourite birdwatching areas within NarVOS. Habitats range from woodland, estuary, docks, Breckland, river and gravel pits. Included are Fisherfleet & Lynn Point, Abbey Farm, Swaffham Forest, Narborough Railway Li ...

National Nature Reserves (NNRs) are places where wildlife comes first. They were established to protect the most important areas of wildlife habitat and geological formations in Britain, and as places for scientific r ...

Experience the wide open spaces of grazing marshes and mudflats at Berney Marshes and Breydon Water. There is a short nature trail and a viewing screen overlooking the marshes.

You will see birds here at any time, but high tides from autumn to spring are best for roosting wading birds: the bigger the tide the better the spectacle. In winter there are brent geese, birds of prey, twites, corn bun ...

Get close views of roosting wading birds at high tide. You may see tree sparrows, corn buntings, skylarks, yellowhammers and a barn owl. In winter, brent geese, red-breasted mergansers, eiders and divers are offshore, wh ...

Snettisham nature reserve is the place to witness two of the UK's great wildlife spectacles. On a big tide as the water covers the vast mudflats of The Wash, tens of thousands of wading birds are pushed off their feeding ...

This website was designed to give anyone who is interested an idea of what the reserve is like and what you might see. View the recent sightings board which includes information on what has been seen recently. Past si ...

East Anglia is one of the best birding regions in England. With its extensive areas of nationally scarce habitat such as the fens, reedbeds, undisturbed beaches and Breckland heath, it can be the only place to see ...