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The webcam at Slimbridge looks out over the Rushy lake (a favourite view of Sir Peter Scott) filled with waders and waterbirds. The Rushy Pen web camera has been updated in memory of Eileen Woodward who loved this place and whose grandfather lived and worked at the New Grounds, Slimbridge.
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Get your wildlife fix with the live streaming webcam at Slimbridge Wetland Centre. The small village of Slimbridge is situated in Gloucestershire, to the South West of England. Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust was the first WWT Centre to be opened.
Info: Live streaming webcam with wetland birds at Slimbridge Wetland Centre in Gloucestershire, England. The webcam at Slimbridge looks out over the Rushy lake and shows waders and waterbirds. Visit this Wildfowl Index for a detailed guide to identification.
This week has seen a few significant counts or sightings of birds that are now dispersing after breeding or have sadly failed. Lapwing, Teal and Curlew numbers have increased and a few more Green Sandpipers arrived, at least seven counted together yesterd. 20 June 2024.
Jun 3, 2024 · Welcome to Slimbridge Wetland Centre. Feel alive in wildlife-rich wetlands this summer. Explore. There's something for everyone to enjoy. Wildlife. See something new and amazing on every visit. What's on. Activities and events to make your day. Plan your visit. Everything you need to know for a great day out. Summer staycation.
A camera overlooking the WWT Slimbridge wetlands in the bend of the River Severn. The current webcam image available on the external website.
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Slimbridge Wetland Centre cares for and studies ducks, geese and swans of the world and offers excellent opportunity for bird watchers and photography. WWT Slimbridge covers 3 square kilometres of which 500,000 square metres has been landscaped and is open to the public.
