Warnham Nature Reserve

We have only just discovered Warnham Nature Reserve, having passed it in the car recently when we were on another journey.  So on the first dry and reasonably bright day, after several dull and damp days, we decided that we would visit this Nature Reserve.   There are several Hides along the banks of the lake and on a sunnier day, or earlier in the day, we would have seen more birds.  We did spot a Kingfisher, but he was far too quick for us to take a picture.












 
Warnham Nature Reserve is certainly somewhere we will visit again.

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