Kingfishers Bridge Project

  • About us
    • History
    • Our Founder
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      • Grazing
      • Predator Balance
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  • Dawn Chorus Walks
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    • Outdoor Learning >
      • Schools
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      • Youth Groups
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    • Wildlife Recording >
      • Bird census
      • Moth census
      • Bird and Wildlife Reports
      • Aerial Surveys
      • Kingfishers Bridge Publications
    • Projects >
      • Classroom Regeneration
      • New HIdes
      • Mound Observation Deck
  • Contact us
  • Staff Portal
  • About us
    • History
    • Our Founder
    • Our Warden
    • Who's Who
    • Habitat creation >
      • Grazing
      • Predator Balance
    • Wildlife >
      • Birds
      • Plants
      • Mammals
      • Invertebrates
  • Home
  • Visiting
    • Walking
    • Wildlife Viewing
    • The Kingfisher Cafe
    • Car Parking
    • How to find us
    • Download a Map
  • Dawn Chorus Walks
  • 5km Spring Run
  • Event Tickets
    • Book a Guided Tour
  • Make a Gift
    • Donate
    • Leave a legacy
    • Become a Supporter
  • Find Out More
    • Outdoor Learning >
      • Schools
      • Home Education Groups
      • Youth Groups
    • Warden's Blog
    • Volunteer
    • Wildlife Recording >
      • Bird census
      • Moth census
      • Bird and Wildlife Reports
      • Aerial Surveys
      • Kingfishers Bridge Publications
    • Projects >
      • Classroom Regeneration
      • New HIdes
      • Mound Observation Deck
  • Contact us
  • Staff Portal

Wildlife Viewing

The main hide is a converted container, put in place on the mound in 2019. This overlooks the lake and gives wonderful views of the migratory birds, as well as the native species that make Kingfishers Bridge their home. A viewing platform was added 18 months later and gives a wider view of the Reserve.

There are other viewing points around the Reserve, giving the opportunity to observe different habitat and species.

We offer guided walks and tours that will give you access to areas of the Reserve not usually open to the public. Please find more information about them here.
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​The Kingfishers Bridge Wetland Creation Trust      Registered Charity No. 1078882
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