Sat 23 March to Sun 2 June
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Feel alive in wildlife-rich wetlands this spring
Spring brings new star species to Slimbridge. From kingfishers nesting to cranes displaying.
Latest sightings
There's plenty to see and do at Slimbridge Wetland Centre, here are a few of our favourites...
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Spring unfolding on the Deep Water Lake
19 March 2022
Otters in front of the Heron's wing, breeding birds, and Willow Tit rumours
11 March 2022
Displaying Lapwings, bird song, Black Headed Gulls, and Great Crested Grebe
4 March 2022
Highlights: Otters, Glossy Ibises, Snipe and some early signs of Spring
12 February 2022
Pintail, Peregrine, Goldeneye, Merganser, Grebe
4 February 2022
World Wetlands Day 2022 We need to love, cherish and restore our amazing, natural wetlands.This February 2 sees the 25th World Wetlands Day. The day provides a crucial reminder that our wetlands are sadly disappearing three times faster than our rainfo
1 February 2022
Weasel, Fox, Sparrowhawk
28 January 2022
Glossy Ibis, Kestrel, Bullfinches, Black Headed Gulls
21 January 2022
Highlights: Woodcock, Fox, Scaup, Firecrest
14 January 2022
Highlights: Curlew, Thrush, Red Kite, Glossy Ibis
7 January 2022
Wetlands provide a habitat for a huge diversity of animals and plants, many of which are found nowhere else. In fact, species diversity in wetlands is so great, there are a fair few species that many people have never heard of. Here are eight examples of
23 December 2021
Highlights: Lapwings, Goshawk, Siberian Chiffchaff and Jays
17 December 2021
Redwing, Lapwing, Pochard, Bullfinches
10 December 2021
Hen Harrier, Merlin, Kestrel, Redwing, Woodcock
3 December 2021
Garganey, Spoonbills, Water Pipits, Siberian Chiffchaffs and a Grey Seal
26 November 2021