Crafts & Carols at Magor Marsh
BOOKING ESSENTIAL
Spring birdsong and identification walk
Join local ornithologist, Paul Holness, on a relaxing and informative day in the woods listening to and learning to recognise different birds by their songs and calls.
Bradfield Woods is a wonderful place to visit and is managed in a traditional way for the benefit of wildlife. It is a haven for a great variety of birds.
Please bring binoculars if you have them, wear warm weatherproof clothing and stout footwear. Tea/coffee and biscuits included in the price. You will need a packed lunch.
Woodland Wildflower Walk
Discover the wildflowers and learn about the woodland management required to maintain ancient coppice woodland. Hot drinks and cake provided!
Welcome spring walk
Lime Pits Park Bat Walk
Meet in the reserve car park at the end of Park Road, off Daw End Lane, Rushall
Rough Wood Bat Walk
Meet in the reserve car park on Hunt’s Lane, Willenhall
Merrions Wood Bat Walk
Meet at the Chapel Lane entrance to Merrions Wood, parking opposite St Margaret’s Church, Chapel Lane.
Howlands Marsh Nature Reserve
The fleets and other natural depressions in the grassland are evidence of former creeks and saltmarsh before the seawall was built. A narrow fringe of saltmarsh outside the seawall widens into a large block where Flag and St Osyth creeks meet. The nature reserve is grazed at certain times of the year.
What to look for:
The grassland contains much Reed, Sedge, Glaucous Bulrush and Sea Clubrush, and a wide variety of other plants including Spiny Restharrow and Spring Whitlow-Grass.