Frampton On Severn
Bird Watching|February 2018

Plenty of varied habitat on offer at any time of year

Pete Hackett
Frampton On Severn

Somewhat overshadowed by the nearby Slimbridge WWT reserve, there is enough expansive habitat here which has, and still does, produce some outstanding bird records over the years. Not surprising, really, as it lies adjacent to the Severn Estuary – together with lakes, pasture, woodland and the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal there is plenty here to explore whatever the season, not to mention what is reputedly the longest village green in England.

Frampton Court Lake is private but can be viewed from nearby footpaths and in recent years has proved popular with Little, Great White and Cattle Egrets, which frequent the wooded islands to roost.

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