How Hill National Nature Reserve

How Hill National Nature Reserve is located within The Broads National Park in Ludham parish, Norfolk. This picturesque reserve features a variety of habitats along the River Ant, including marshes and wetlands. It is administered by the Broads Authority and is home to the How Hill Trust, an educational charity. Notable landmarks include How Hill House, Toad Hole Museum, and several historic windpumps, making it a unique destination for nature enthusiasts. Wildlife enthusiasts can look forward to spotting species such as Long-tailed Tits and Teal, particularly in November and September, respectively. March is the best month for sightings, with Greylag Geese and Cetti's Warblers peaking during this time. For those interested in butterflies, the Red Admiral is most active in August. Early morning visits around midnight are recommended for the best chances of observing these species.