RSPB

A Trip to Frampton Marsh! Members from churches in Frampton and Wyberton met up for a picnic lunch in St Mary?s, before going on a short trip to Frampton Marsh! If you have never been to the new RSPB Reserve ? we can certainly recommend it. There is a large car park and toilets at the Visitor Centre, where you can also get a hot drink and look through some of their telescopes. If you are walking round and need binoculars, you can even borrow some from the Centre. You can join the RSPB for £3 per month! Visit

Bird Watching in the 360 degree Hide.

RSPB Warden Simon in the Visitors Centre - with Canon Margaret & Ann Pilbeam

Watching the Sand Martins (Riparia riparia) who have made nests in the wall! >>

The Sandstone wall

Entry to the Reserve is FREE!RSPB Warden Simon - acted as our guide, as we walked around part of the Reserve, observing numerous different species of birds on the wing and on the water. It was fascinating to see the little Sand Martins flying in and out of the many holes the birds have made in the sandstone wall (only 5 months ago it was a solid structure). During the period we spent in the 360 degree Hide, as well as observing the bird life, we held a short act of worship, focusing on Creation. Click to download service sheet >>

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