Some of our ducklings are missing…
Join in the GIANT Easter duck hunt at
WWT London Wetland Centre
Some of our ducklings have gone missing, can you help us find them? Follow our GIANT Easter Duck Hunt around our beautiful nature reserve to discover where the eight BIG yellow ducklings are hiding, disguised as the real ducks you can see here. If you discover them all you’ll win a Cadbury Freddo Frog chocolate!
You can also decorate your own colourful duckling to take home in our duck painting eggs-travaganza and join in our egg-citing games such as Egg & Spoon Races and Egg Rolling. So put a spring in your step and come along to London Wetland Centre for an Easter adventure. You can borrow one of our nets and join one of our team to try your hand at pond dipping; who knows what mini-beasts you’ll find coming to life after their long winter sleep.
Spring is a wonderful time to visit WWT London Wetland Centre as new life is bursting out all around with babies, bugs and buds in abundance. With a fun range of Easter egg-tivities, birds singing and springtime flowers, you can’t beat London Wetland Centre as the best place to be during the Easter holidays.
WWT London Wetland Centre is a 105 acre wetland visitor centre in Barnes, southwest London, an international award-winning visitor attraction and a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). It is home to a wide range of wildlife species including birds, water voles, bats and amphibians. Facilities include six wildlife hides, Water’s Edge Café, Observatory, a gift shop and free car park. The Centre also has indoor and outdoor adventure play areas for children.
Normal admission charges apply. The duck hunt trails are £1.00 each, including a prize; there is a charge for the duckling decorating (£1.00). Make an Easter card (free), join in our Easter games and pond dipping (free). Easter activities run from Saturday 28 March to Sunday 12 April.
www.wwt.org.uk/wetland-centres/london
WWT London Wetland Centre, Queen Elizabeth’s Walk, Barnes SW13 9WT
About WWT
• The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) is one of the world’s largest and most respected wetland conservation organisations working globally to safeguard and improve wetlands for wildlife and people
• Founded in the UK in 1946 by the late Sir Peter Scott, today we complement wetland conservation work carried out worldwide with a network of nine UK visitor centres
• Wetland Centres are where people can have close encounters with awe-inspiring nature – wildlife clusters near water so there is always something to see at a Wetland Centre, every day of the year
• As well as hundreds of species of birds, you can also see other wetland creatures like otters, water voles and dragonflies in their natural environment
• WWT Wetland Centres hold year-round events such as walks and talks, safaris and feeding sessions, photography and craft classes, children’s activities and a host of special guest speakers
• All WWT Wetland Centres have comfortable hides, easy pathways, fully stocked cafés and gift shops, Disabled and Mother& Baby facilities and lots of interactive ways to get close to wildlife
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Find out more about WWT London Wetland Centre at: www.wwt.org.uk/london
