News News And Stories News Flock Together Visit Wwt Arundel
Flock Together members were joined by WWT ambassadors Ollie Olanipekun (Founder/CEO of Flock Together) and Wildlife Director, Nadeem Perera, for a birdwatching walk amongst the centre’s beautiful reedbeds, wet woodland and lagoons, with a chance to expe
News News And Stories News The Day Of The Knot
A fantastic large flock of 180 Knot appeared in flight mid afternoon over Ron Barker area before settling down on Woodend Marsh viewed from UU Hide. This count smashes the previous site record of 32 in August 2007, and could also be a contender for the la
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 05042022
Weather: windy / overcastWind speed: midRiver wear tide level: midA.MWader lake:Shoveler - 13Shelduck - 53Avocet - 16Greylag goose - 23Grey heron - 28Black-headed gull - 16Tufted duck - 6Redshank - 2Gadwall - 7Lapwing - 14Oystercatcher - 5Herring Gull - 8
News News And Stories News Lots Of Avocet Chicks 2
We have had lots of avocets hatch this week and now have 20 brood on the site, some are infront of the Gordon Taylor hide (which is very dry at the moment, hopefully we’ll see some rain on Wednesday) Photo Ian Henderson/WWT. There are 102 black-tailed g
News News And Stories News 9th Spoonbill Of 2024
Our last Spoonbill sightings were in June when four immatures were noted together, this was likely to be three passage birds joining a long-stayer, they all moved on. Today's bird was the ninth individual of the year. This one appeared to be an older bir
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 6th April 2023
Birds:1 Great White Egret - marsh1 Willow Warbler - south route1 Sedge Warbler - main lake reedbed outside Headley hide2 Swallow - marsh2 Shelduck - wader scrape11 Chiffchaff - south and west routes3 Blackcap - wildside, reservoir lagoon7 Reed Bunting - r
Wetland Centres Slimbridge Plan Your Visit Directions
WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre Gloucestershire, GL2 7BTT: 01453 891900E: info.slimbridge@wwt.org.uk Whatever your mode of transport, you'll find details on how to reach us below. By bus Visitors can travel to and from our site
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 16052021
Weather: Rainy & OvercastWind speed: lowRiver Wear tide level:midWader Lake:Am:water level: midAvocet - 47kedshank - 5Lapwing - 15Oyster Catcher - 3pIed Wagtail - 1Common tern - 141gadwall - 8Shoveler - 3Swallow - 7Mute swan - 1Tuffed duck - 10Saline lago
News News And Stories News Latest Sightings 1326
The first winter flocks of black-tailed godwit have arrived on the main mere over the past few days with a 400+ strong flock seen on Wednesday and these birds can be viewed from Discovery hide at the back of the mere. They are also joined by the ever pres
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 9th May 2024 1
3 Wood Sandpiper - main lake, from the Peacock Tower2 Oystercatcher - reservoir lagoon1 Little Grebe - wader scrape2 Swift - over site 1 Kestrel - south routeBreeding bird survey - singing birds (29/4): 75 Reed Warbler, 5 Sedge Warbler, 12 Blackcap, 5 Chi
News News And Stories News A Day In The Life Of A Newly Emerged Dragonfly
Spotting dragonflies just after they've emerged and shed their exoskeleton is a pretty exciting wildlife encounter... Reserve warden Kate recently enjoyed some time with a teneral Southern hawker dragonfly, which was resting on the bramble and blacktho
News News And Stories News Sand Martins Check In For Summer
The first sand martins of the season have arrived back at WWT Washington Wetland Centre and have shown early interest in a new nesting bank. The artificial bank, which has space for one hundred nesting pairs, was built in October last year in anticipa
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 20042023
AMWeather: SunnyRiver Wear Tide Level: MidWader Lake SpeciesOystercatcher: 3Avocet: 11Lapwing: 11Pied Wagtail: 1Sand Martin: 1Swallow: 2Shelduck: 31Teal: 4Gadwall: 5Greylag: 13Canada Goose: 22Gr
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 23102023
Weather: cold startRiver wear tide level: highA.MWader lake:Redshank - 31Lapwing - 9Grey Heron - 1Goosander - 4Teal - 14Black-headed Gull - 36Hawthorn wood:Great tit - 4Moorhen - 6Coal tit - 3Bullfinch - 1Blue tit - 7Sparrow hawk - 1Chaffinch - 1Dunnock -
News News And Stories News Latest Sightings 786
Another lovely sunny weekend, lots of sand martins passing through. A couple of arctic terns and our first common terns have arrived onsite. We still have 4 singing grasshopper warblers reeling in the rushes.The grounds, our captive collection area, with