Wildlife and bird watching in the East Midlands
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Wildlife watching in the East Midlands is dominated by the Wash and the ospreys at Rutland water.
There are plenty of other opportunities to see wildlife and birds here though, and an exciting development is the huge new reserve being created at the recently flooded Alkborough Flats on the Humber Estuary.
Other major wildlife habitats can be found at the Far Ings National Nature Reserve, the Derbyshire Dales and the Peak District.
There are plenty of other opportunities to see wildlife and birds here though, and an exciting development is the huge new reserve being created at the recently flooded Alkborough Flats on the Humber Estuary.
Other major wildlife habitats can be found at the Far Ings National Nature Reserve, the Derbyshire Dales and the Peak District.
County by county
Recent East Midlands news
- British wildlife watching increasingly popular
- Wildlife news RSS feed now available.
- Protests Over Wash Barrage Proposal.
- Conservation Coalition Trying to Block Huge Quarry in The Peak District
- Rutland Water Nature Reserve
- Ravens making a comeback to the East Midlands.
- 2 new wildlife reserves open in the Humber Estuary
- Poisonous caterpillars infest Spurn Point
More East Midlands news
- Peregrine’s eggs hatch on Derby Cathedral
- Dead whale spotted in the Humber
- New kind of goshawk trap discovered by the RSPB in Derbyshire
- Back from the brink – otter records reach new high in Derbyshire
- Hen harriers return to Peak District.
- Dingy Skipper butterfly colonises ex collieries in Nottinghamshire
- Derby Cathedral's Peregrine Falcons
- Goshawks and peregrines wiped out as killing goes on in Dark Peak
- A big flood on the Humber, and it’s good news for wildlife.
