Your recent sightings at Rye Meads
Your recent sightings
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Mel's Mutterings - End of April Sightings Blog
The other side of Easter has seen a mixture of warm and still, and cool and windy - fortunately we've begun to see plenty of Year Firsts, including Reed Warblers and the unmistakable sounds of Cuckoos. We've also had a pair of very confident...
Posted 28 Apr 2022 by Matt Bartlett -
Volunteer Sightings Blog - Mel's Mutterings
The Easter holidays has seen a buzz of activity at Rye Meads, and that’s not just from the early gathering bees! Families have been enjoying our Easter Egg-stravaganza activity trail, and pond dipping discoveries have included newts, water scorpio...
Posted 15 Apr 2022 by Matt Bartlett -
Recent Sightings 13/8/2021
Green sandpiper count has increased through the week reaching 7 today with additional 2 common sandpiper also present though the week. Addition for today in the form of a juvenile little ringed plover, fingers crossed for some further wader passag...
Posted 13 Aug 2021 by vicky -
July Highlights - The return of monthly sightings!
Hi Everyone, Bryony here... the Visitor Experience Manager at RSPB Rye Meads. It’s been a little while since we shared with you some sightings so with August here we though now would be a good time to let you know what was spotted around the reser...
Posted 03 Aug 2020 by Bryony T -
Attention RSPB Rye Meads Visitors
Following the latest government advice we have made the difficult decision to close our visitor centre to visitors by 19 March. This is to prioritise the health and welfare of our staff, volunteers and visitors. These are difficult and unsettling...
Posted 18 Mar 2020 by Bryony T -
December Sightings - Highlights
December kicked off good sightings of the Bittern from the Gadwall Hide which became less frequent throughout the month until the beginning of this week when it reappeared. We have also had good sightings of Water Rail, Kingfisher, Green Sandpiper...
Posted 20 Dec 2019 by Bryony T
