RSPB Dungeness Nature Reserve: Situated on a unique shingle bank protruding into the English Channel, Dungeness has one of south-east Englands most important colonies of sea-birds. The RSPB manages the pits and pools for the large numbers of wildfowl including Bewicks swans, gadwalls and smews, that are present in the winter. Wading birds visit the reserve on their spring and autumn migrations. The reserve is also excellent for seeing other migrating birds.
You can birdwatch from the visitor centre with its large picture windows, or go to one of the five birdwatching hides. The centre sells a wide range of RSPB goods and wildlife books.
Guided walks for birdwatchers are held at the weekends and special family events such as pond dipping and wildlife safaris go on throughout the school holidays.
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