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Save the date! 27th of June is your next opportunity to head out onto the reserve with estates manager Toby! For a chance to ask some questions, see the reserve before anyone else and get the behind the scenes scoop! events.rspb.org.uk/events/96033

86 species spotted today at the reserve including Collard Pratincole, Spotted Redshank, Greenshank, Spoonbill and Redpoll. The Pratincole has been on the reed bed all day giving some good, albeit at times, distant views. RSPB Viking Optical Ltd RareBirdAlertUK

Want to see more of the reserve but hate the idea of the walk? Or just want to a chance to see even more of the shores of the wash? Then join Toby and his 4x4 for some limited, tours. You may even by lucky enough to spot seals or dolphins! events.rspb.org.uk/events/118693

It was another Butterfly Walk at #RSPBFrampton today with Howard from BC Lincolnshire A nice variety seen, plus Narrow-bordered 5 spot burnet. Next walk is on 12 July. Plenty of birds too, including the Collared Pratincole now on its 4th day. Burnet photo by Mike Nolan.

Join Howard Leader from the Lincolnshire branch of Butterfly Conservation on a series of guided strolls through the reserve learning more about the butterflies on site and how to identify them With dates from now to September events.rspb.org.uk/events/111801

Our visiting Collard Pratincole kept our visitors 'on their toes' today, flitting around the reed bed. Also we had sightings of Greenshank, Spotted Redshank, Yellow Wagtail and 30 Spoonbills. Will the Collard Pratincole stay much longer we wonder? RSPB RareBirdAlertUK

Go behind the scenes of the reserve on the 15th of July with warden Toby to learn more about scrapes and why they make such a fantastic habitat! events.rspb.org.uk/events/119472

Having our Volunteer Wildlife Guide Bryn out on the reserve all day, was a bonus for visitors, as he was able to pinpoint birds, including the Collared Pratincole, & engage with anyone who needed assistance. We are very lucky to have such dedicated volunteers here. RSPB

'High Tide Spectacle' at Frampton Marsh. Select mornings between August and October hit the reserve to see the whole saltmarsh covered in high tide- a great time to see waders, birds of prey, perhaps swimming hares. Then breakfast baps in the cafe events.rspb.org.uk/events/117253

The #RSPBFrampton Collared Pratincole is still drawing the visitors in. It was on the reedbed all day again, bar one brief excursion elsewhere. Ask at the visitor centre for latest directions as to the best place to view from. Photo by Ian Bollen

We have lots of different opportunities available currently for volunteering! From volunteering in the cafe to helping with events why not try something new this year? More information for volunteering positions can be found at this link! volunteer.rspb.org.uk/opportunities/…

Well, the Collared Pratincole may have scampered off first thing this morning, but there's still plenty to see at #RSPBFrampton, including the wonderfully plumaged Spotted Redshanks. Photo by Ian Bollen.

Want to see more of the reserve but hate the idea of the walk? Or just want to a chance to see even more of the shores of the wash? Then join Toby and his 4x4 for some limited, tours. You may even by lucky enough to spot seals or dolphins! events.rspb.org.uk/events/118693

The pratincole might have gone, but we now have a Pectoral Sandpiper to replace it at #RSPBFrampton. Here is todays map and list, along with a young Yellow Wagtail by Robert Coudray

This rather nice Black-tailed Godwit by Jeremy Eyeons is today's photo to go alongside the #RSPBFrampton sightings

The #RSPBFrampton Pectoral Sandpiper is still present, though elusive. Thanks to R Bendelow for this photo. Here are today's sightings.

Its another warm Saturday ahead. Remember the #RSPBFrampton visitor centre and cafe is air-conditioned, and with a great view over the reserve! Lapwings with your latte? Here are today's sightings (Photo by Sam Turley, rspb-images.com)

Go behind the scenes of the reserve on the 15th of July with warden Toby to learn more about scrapes and why they make such a fantastic habitat! events.rspb.org.uk/events/119472

Golden Plover, Spotted Redshank, Green Sandpiper and numerous Black-tailed Godwits to be seen on the reserve. We have also seen an increase in the numbers & varieties of Butterflies in the hedgerow area, plus a Water Vole and a family of Stoats. So much going on. RSPB

Don't forget to check out our events page events.rspb.org.uk/framptonmarsh for information and booking details for our upcoming local events. Wash Safari, Getting in a scrape or a Butterfly Walk, we have a wide selection for you to enjoy. RSPB Viking Optical Ltd RareBirdAlertUK