Dunlin

Shallow pools surrounded by tussocky grass, rich mud peppered with webbed footprints, and huge flocks silhouetted against the sunset sky. Head to the hide at Nigg Bay to soak up the reserve's unique atmosphere.

Pass through the gate and ramble up the path to the Loch Na Muilne viewing cairn for dramatic views over the two lochs and the coastal heath that thrives here.

Explore the open, expansive SSSI mud flats and big open skies, offering sanctuary for lots of wildlife, especially Avocet and Black-tailed Godwits.

Explore ancient woodland fringing a stunning estuary. From Hazel Dormice to ducks, Stour Estuary always has something special in store.

Enjoy a ramble around the edges of the River Adur estuary, a wonderland for wading birds and wildfowl where two crucial coastal habitats meet.

This is a rolling, rugged expanse of precious peatland and mountain scenery where lizards scurry and Hen Harriers soar.

Take a walk through reedbeds and along the estuary to see waterbirds and dragonflies. Join us most Saturday mornings in the summer for our moth reveal – see what colourful creatures have been attracted to our light overnight.