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The big ‘spring’ tides of the autumn blow in again soon (seasons can get confusing can't they!) and the birds are even more mobile than usual. On the September spring tides our Marshside guided walk participants enjoyed some great close-up views of knots and dunlins out on the estuary...

Dib road track is flooded between the farm house and our car park. Please take extreme care if visiting the reserve by car. Maybe leave the car at home, put on your wellies and take a walk to the reserve down one of the many footpaths in the area.

Spring tides hit the Ribble Visitors are invited to the RSPB’s Marshside and Hesketh Out Marsh nature reserves to witness the high “spring” tides and the spectacular wildlife spectacle they bring to the Ribble estuary. Spring tides actually occur every month but are particularly...

A Great white egret has been at Hesketh Out Marsh since wednesday 26 October. It has been seen everyday in the lagoons or creeks on the reserve, and yesterday was very close to the sea wall and viewing platform especially as the tide was coming in.