Nagshead

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Spring at Nagshead is an especially good time to visit as you can wander along the trails looking for pied flycatchers, redstarts and species of tits around the nestboxes. There are hawfinches and all three British woodpeckers in the woods all year round.

Opening times

Reserve open at all times, year-round. Reception/information centre (with toilet facilities) open 10 am - 4 pm at weekends only between Easter and August bank holidays inclusive.

Entrance charges

None, but donations to help us continue our work here are welcome

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Latest news

Marine Act will not protect seabirds

The RSPB has learned the UK Government’s new Marine Conservation Zones will offer virtually no protection to seabirds.

Time to answer to nature

A panel of teenagers will take their environmental concerns to Parliament today to challenge MPs in the run up to the General Election.

Swift search a screaming success

A nationwide plea for swift sightings has revealed the critical role that Britain’s householders play in the future of this declining species. Almost all swifts recorded were found nesting on buildings and over three quarters of them (77%), found nesting in houses.

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