Langford Lowfields

RSPB

Langford Lowfields is a thriving wetland nature reserve located in Nottinghamshire, created from a former sand and gravel quarry. This RSPB partnership with Tarmac showcases successful habitat restoration, featuring the largest reedbed in the East Midlands, complemented by grassland, scrub, and woodland areas. The reserve is a testament to collaborative conservation efforts, providing essential habitats for various threatened species. Visitors can expect to see a diverse array of wildlife throughout the year, with peak sightings in September, particularly at dusk around 19:00. Notable species include the Eurasian Bittern, Great Egret, and various waterfowl like Gadwall and Northern Pintail. Spring is ideal for observing breeding Bitterns and warblers, while autumn brings flocks of wildfowl and wading birds. Each season offers unique wildlife spectacles, making Langford Lowfields a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.

Managed by

RSPB

Location

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