Although we have been frequent visitors to this reserve, it is always a pleasure to return. A visit at this time of year will be mainly for the birding interest, possibly migrant waders, but we should also see fungi and some late- flowering plants.
Walking is on the level on good paths and there are several viewing hides. Deer have been known to put in an appearance towards dusk. The visitor centre has a shop, café and toilets. If time permits we would visit the Allen and Eric Morcambe hides on Morcambe Bay.
Bring your binoculars/telescopes and don’t forget your RSPB card if you are a member. Otherwise the entrance fees are £5 adults, £3 concessions, (free to members).
Leaders: Stuart Tordoff & Robert Waind
Minibus transport; depart Unitarian Church 9.30am. Cost £10