Ham Wall

RSPB

Ham Wall is a stunning wetland reserve located in Somerset, known for its diverse habitats that include extensive reedbeds, open water, woodlands, and grasslands. This RSPB nature reserve is a haven for wildlife, featuring rare species such as water voles and otters, alongside a variety of birds including bitterns and kingfishers. The reserve is carefully managed to maintain ideal conditions for its inhabitants, making it a true gem for nature enthusiasts. Visitors can expect to see a range of wildlife throughout the year, with peak sightings for species like the glossy ibis in April and the Eurasian bittern in February. January is particularly active, showcasing species such as the ring-necked duck and great crested grebe. Dusk is the best time to observe many birds, including the western cattle egret and great egret, making evening visits especially rewarding.

Managed by

RSPB

Location

BA6 9SX