Small broad, reed beds, mixed woodland, typical breeding and wintering birds, observation hide and displays. On the other side of the River Yare to Strumpshaw Fen, this is another Broadland reserve. A nature trail takes you around the edge of the reserve and from it you can see the birds of reed and sedge fen, ditches and open water. This wetland nature reserve is situated on the beautiful north Norfolk coast. In the summer, the rare marsh harrier can be seen hunting over the reeds.
Winter sees the arrival of many birds, such as ducks and geese.
Winterton Dunes - Nature Conservancy Council, Access all year, large sand dune area with coastal plants and birds. This reserve is one of the last remaining areas of the ancient woodland that used to cover East Anglia. The wood managed by traditional coppice method which means the wood has a wide variety of birds, plants and mammals. In the spring it is a good place to hear the beautiful song of the nightingale. The Norfolk Naturalist Trust - 72 Cathedral Close, Norwich.