Wetland Centres Caerlaverock Plan Your Visit Directions
Directions By bus The nearest bus station is Dumfries. Stagecoach service 6A takes around 30 minutes. There is then a walk of around 1 mile from this bus stop along a country lane. By rail Nearest railway station is Dumfries (postcod
Event Wetland Centres Washington Whats On Events Family Bat Walk 3
Discover more about the amazing nocturnal world of bats with an evening family-friendly walk at WWT Washington. Start the night with a hot chocolate or 'Pip' organic juice as our team tell you all about British bat species with a show-and-tell activit
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 24042024 1
Weather = Sun with ShowersRiver Wear Tide Level = LowWater Level = MidWader Lake Species Avocet - 14Oystercatcher - 3Lapwing - 8Redshank - 1Grey Heron - 29 (14 Adult + 15 Young)Mute Swan - 2Greylag Goose - 12 + 6 YoungShoveler - 8Gadwall - 4Teal - 4Tufte
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 3rd December 2023
1 Jack Snipe - marsh (field no.16). Yesterday there was one by Headley Hide pool1 Bittern - main lake N shore (seen from Observatory)2 Shelduck - main lake1 Goldeneye - main lake17 Water Rail - site count (28/11)1 Water Pipit - marsh2 Stonechat - reedbed4
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 19th August 2024
4 Green Sandpiper - wader scrape, marsh, entrance lake1 Common Sandpiper - main lake1 Kingfisher - wildside1 Hobby - over marsh & wildside1 Sparrowhawk - over4 Little Egret - marsh, main lake1 Water Rail - main lake26 Chiffchaff - site count (south and we
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 18th August 2024
4 Green Sandpiper - wader scrape, main lake3 Common Sandpiper - main lake1 Hobby - over marsh1 Sparrowhawk - wildside1 Little Grebe - wader scrape26 Chiffchaff - site count (south and west routes)5 Willow Warbler - sheltered lagoon26 Shoveler - reservoir
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 1072024
Weather = Overcast / breezyRiver Tide Level = HighWader Lake SpeciesShelduck - 12 Adults 19 chicks Sand Martin - 19Avocet - 18Lapwing - 9Teal - 9Pied Wagtail - 1Black-Headed Gull - 202 Adults - 97juv - 3 ducklingsCanada Goose - 5 Adults - 1 goslingGraylag
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 190824
Weather: overcast / breezyRiver Wear Tide Level: LowTeal - 26Avocet - 4Shelduck - 9Moorhen - 9Coot - 1Black - tailed Godwit - 13Sand Martin - 6Mallard - 4Grey Heron - 1Lapwing - 37Canada Goose - 2Herring gull - 1Hawthorn Wood Bird Feeding AreaGreat-spotte
Wetland Centres Arundel Plan Your Visit
Planyour visit WWT Arundel Wetland Centre West Sussex, BN18 9PB Open in Google Maps Directions and public transport T: 01903 8
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 17th August 2024
2 Greenshank - main lake2 Green Sandpiper - wader scrape, main lake2 Common Sandpiper - main lake4 Snipe - marsh1 Yellow Wagtail - marsh26 Chiffchaff - site count (south and west routes)8 Willow Warbler - sheltered lagoon, wildside26 Shoveler - reservoir
Wetland Centres Washington Wildlife
Wildlife Each season brings its star species and spectacles to Washington Wetland Centre For the most up-to-date reserve news, view our latest sightings. Spring
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 04082024
Weather: overcast / coolRiver Wear Tide Level: LowWader Lake SpeciesTeal - 27Shelduck - 3 + 21 JuvenileSand Martin - 12Grey Heron - 9 JuvenileCanada Goose - 25Lapwing - 39Common Tern - 1Graylag Goose - 6Canada x Graylag Goose (Hybrid) - 1Pied Wagtail - 2
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 26112022
Weather: clear / coldRiver wear Tide level: midA.MWader Lake:Shelduck - 3Lapwing - 15Black-headed Gull - 6Herring Gull - 2Hawthorn wood:Bullfinch - 4Nuthatch - 1Green-finch - 2Goldfinch - 1Great - spotted woodpecker - 1Robin - 1Coal tit - 3 Blue tit - 6Gr
News News And Stories News August Wildlife Update
Three juvenile kingfishers were spotted and two were photographed by regular visitor Mike Jerome on Sat 3 August. This is the second brood from the pair that nested in hole #5 in the bank on the Arun Riverlife lagoon this year. These youngsters still have
News News And Stories News Recent Wildlife Sightings 10th 18th August
Regular showers throughout the week pushed most invertebrates into hiding, while new life is still emerging, and some familiar favourites have been performing for visitors to admire. Highlights: Kingfisher, Wood Sandpiper, Garganey, Great Crested Grebe