Dragonfly Safari – Reserve Warden Led
Step into a swirl of colour and family fun as the Dragonfly Safari brings Washington Wetland Centre to life. Grab your spotter guide and join our guided wild walks to see these shimmering aerial acrobats zip, hover and hunt around the ponds and summer meadow.
A colourful, exciting trail where families can spot dazzling dragonflies & damselflies up close.
Date: Tuesday 4th August
Time: 1pm - 2pm
Location: Amphibian Pond
Dragonfly Safari is a family-friendly activity that invites visitors to explore the ponds and meadows of Washington Wetland Centre in search of dragonflies and damselflies. Along the way, you'll have the chance to spot these colourful insects in their natural habitat and, during our Dragonfly Safari Wild Walks, learn from Michael Coates of the British Dragonfly Society, who will be sharing expert insights and helping visitors identify different species. It's a fun and engaging way for all ages to connect with nature during the Dragonfly Festival.
Accessibility: The route follows accessible paths with level viewing points & clear signage. Spotter guides are simple to use, & info boards are placed at accessible heights. Visitors can explore at their own pace, making the safari suitable for a range of mobility & sensory needs. See more information about our centres accessibility here.
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