Join us for our monthly Wildlife Wander with someone from the Insh Marshes team to see some of the amazing wildlife that Spring brings to the reserve!
In June, the breeding season is well underway so young birds and other creatures like roe deer will be keeping their parents busy. Lapwing chicks will be feeding, running and hiding while relying on their camouflage and their parents to defend them. The marshes and trail are full of life and colourful scented flowers including orchids
By July the breeding season for birds is coming to an end, however there is still plenty of other life to be seen on the marshes and in the meadow. Colourful wild flowers include sweetly scented orchids, which attract beautiful butterflies and dragonflies. We will lookout for the scarce scotch argus butterfly which feeds on flowers like sunshine-yellow rock rose.
Where? We will meet in the RSPB Insh Marshes Car Park - what3words: ///epic.youth.venturing and grid ref: NN775998
When? Friday 10th June, 9.30am-1pm and Thursday 14th July, 9.30am-1pm
How to book? Book your place for the June walk here. and the July walk here
Come for a walk around the meadows at RSPB Insh Marshes to learn top tips to identify bumblebees and help search for rare species
