Ham Wall RSPB Reserve

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Ham Wall RSPB Reserve is a nationally important wetland nature reserve in the Somerset Levels, renowned for its reedbeds, starling murmurations, and diverse birdlife including bitterns and marsh harriers.

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Ham Wall RSPB Reserve canonical 4
Ham Wall RSPB reserve 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf nature reserve
wetland
activity birdwatching
wildlife photography
conservationFocus breeding bitterns
marsh harrier population
reedbed management
wetland restoration
country United Kingdom
designation nationally important wetland
ecosystemType freshwater wetland
habitat grazing marsh
open water
reedbed
wet woodland
hasAccess walking trails
hasFeature bird hides
car park
footpaths
information boards
viewing platforms
importantFor breeding wetland birds
overwintering starlings
knownFor diverse birdlife
reedbeds
starling murmurations
locatedIn Somerset
Somerset Levels
locatedNear Glastonbury
Street, Somerset
managedBy Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
nearWaterBody Glastonbury Canal
River Brue
notableSpecies Cetti's warbler
linked to: cetti's warbler

Eurasian bittern
bearded tit
great white egret
kingfisher
little bittern
marsh harrier
otter
openTo public
ownedBy Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
partOf Avalon Marshes
Somerset Levels and Moors
linked to: Somerset Levels
region South West England
linked to: southwest England

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Somerset Levels containsSite Ham Wall RSPB Reserve
Shapwick locatedNear Ham Wall RSPB reserve
linked to: Ham Wall RSPB Reserve
Avalon Marshes hasPart Ham Wall RSPB Reserve
Shapwick Heath National Nature Reserve adjacentTo Ham Wall RSPB Reserve
Polden Hills hasNearbyProtectedArea Ham Wall RSPB Reserve