RSPB Lodmoor
RSPB Lodmoor
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dnlu36
Birmingham, UK237 contributions
Aug 2020 • Couples
Great to visit if you're into birds. There were some viewing platforms which offer potential sightings of birds, but I preferred using the raised ones just above reed height (I'm quite short). We visited Wednesday 29th July, and although the visitor centre was closed due to COVID restrictions it was a reasonable walk from the town centre. Best to bring lunch and drinks from elsewhere like we did (and take the rubbish back - there's not many bins around).
Written August 3, 2020
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brit70000
High Wycombe, UK43 contributions
Sep 2013 • Couples
Good habitat so a variety of birds to see.
Best to concentrate on the middle to Weymouth side as the far side involves a lot of walking with few opportunities for views into the reserve.
Best to concentrate on the middle to Weymouth side as the far side involves a lot of walking with few opportunities for views into the reserve.
Written October 13, 2013
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Karen G
Bexley, UK42 contributions
Jun 2013 • Couples
This RSPB reserve was a great find. Just 20 minutes walk from the esplanade it is worth a visit. We saw plenty of wild fowl, herons, an egret, a family of buzzards and a marsh harrier on the day we went. Good walks around reserve with viewing points and lots of reed birds you can hear but rarely see. A really good few hours spent just watching nature.
Written July 2, 2013
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CaoimhinK
Northern Ireland, UK114 contributions
Sep 2013
This is a wonderful RSPB reserve. I visited a number of times during September 2013. Good and clearly marked pathways around the site, plenty of places to view & the path threads in and out of the reserve. It is hard to believe that you are so close to a main road and houses. The only bug bear is the lack of basic amenities; there are no toilets & no hides to watch the wildlife from. These are essential for RSPB Reserves.
Lots of good wetland species to be seen, including duck, geese, waders, plovers, gulls & passerines.
A great place, a shame about the lack of facilities.
Lots of good wetland species to be seen, including duck, geese, waders, plovers, gulls & passerines.
A great place, a shame about the lack of facilities.
Written September 27, 2013
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chinnor_ali
Oxford, UK24 contributions
Sep 2013 • Couples
A wonderful surprise for birdwatching in Weymouth. Went to RSPB Lodmoor for a few hours not sure what to expect from this reserve. Parked at the signposted pay & display car park, take care when driving in, the 2.1m width limit is a bit of a tight squeeze for the bigger cars, a few gave up and reversed out before they lost their wing mirrors! A short walk to a sheltered view point, take the right hand fork as the path splits. Saw a Kingfisher and a small number of Ringed Plover, Redshank, Common Sandpiper,Cormorant, Heron, Egret, Lapwing, Canada Geese and a wonderful display by a Hobby catching and eating Dragonfly on the wing. A gem of a small reserve. Friendly locals and bird watching visitors. Free to enter even for none RSPB members, just walk in.
Written September 11, 2013
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Denise Taylor
Cambridge, UK14 contributions
Oct 2020 • Couples
A very scenic place to relax in a calm, tranquil environment. So close to Weymouth centre yet it feels a million miles away when you are deep into the reserve.
Written December 1, 2020
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Katie D
Brighton and Hove, UK461 contributions
Jun 2024 • Solo
Nice for a walk, saw some Herons, Little Egret, Black Headed Gulls, Shell Ducks. Parking is across the road which you have to pay for.
Written June 8, 2024
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Cris_Mia_N
19 contributions
Dec 2022
Great to visit, walking paths into the area. Platforms built for birdwatching, relaxing time in the middle of the nature.
Written December 5, 2022
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Breakfastbloggers
Weymouth, UK161 contributions
May 2019 • Couples
This has got to be the most tranquil nature experience in Weymouth. Located opposite the beach easterly end of Weymouth beach, this reserve spans several acres and is visited by an extensive range of birds and wildlife.The water ways and reed beds attract species from across the uk and abroad including marsh harriers, oyster catchers, egrets and herons. A must for any nature lovers. There are gravelled paths and trails for walkers and cyclists to use. Free to access and plenty of benches to rest if needed while walking the pretty trails.
Written May 6, 2019
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BmthMan
Bournemouth, UK15 contributions
Apr 2019 • Family
What a stunning place. Took the family and dog and wasn't disappointed with what we saw, including a duck and her little sister ducklings. Best of all it's free.
Written April 13, 2019
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