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The reserve comprises 366 hectares (906 acres) of saltmarsh, mudflats and sea banks. The saltmarsh is the second oldset in the Wash, being 130 years old. The reserve is managed by traditional grazing during the summer to maintain a mosaic of habitats for breeding redshanks and wintering dark-bellied brent geese. It is a good place to see birds of prey with merlins, hen harriers and short-eared owls all regular in winter.
DIRECTIONS:-Heading south from Boston on A16 turn left at Frampton sign and left again at 'T' junction. Continue through the village past the church, Moores Arms pub, the Meridian mark, two sets of farm buildings and a cottage on a sharp left bend. Turn right on this corner and carry on. Car park at end of road. There are RSPB direction signs from Frampton village to the reserve. Further information about this site can be found by clicking on the reserve link. |
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