1.4K views · 58 reactions | Ever wondered what goes on inside our duckery?  Our Living Collection warden, Aoife, shows us around and talks through the different stages from egg to duckling. You can also see what ADORABLE ducklings we have in there right now!  | WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre | Facebook

2.2K views · 96 reactions |  New Hides Opening!  Our Reserve Manager, Louise Clewley, tells us more about what you may see at our new Rees Hide and Tomlinson Hide ahead of tomorrow's opening. Be sure to come down from 1pm when the hides will be open to visitors! | WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre | Facebook

154 reactions · 32 shares | HAND FEEDING is back this Friday... and news is spreading fast amongst our living collection. Our Ross's geese wasted no time at all  Pick up a bag for £1.50 from Friday 9 Feb and feed birds around our living collection. More info: https://www.wwt.org.uk/wetland-centres/martin-mere/whats-on/hand-feeding | WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre | Facebook

177 reactions · 102 shares | Put on your wellies, get out into nature, get muddy and have a splashing time at the North West Puddle Jumping Competition from 12 - 20 February. | WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre | Facebook

MARVELLOUS MARTIN MERE: We know everybody is missing Martin Mere so we went out for a few hours last Sunday to film everything we could find. Thank you all for your continued suport in helping us to protect this fantastic wetland. | WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre

🔭 Latest sightings, with 655 whooper swans on site 🔭 Over the weekend here at Martin Mere, we took part in the International Swan Census (ISC), a survey of Whooper and Bewick’s Swan populations in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, that takes place every six years! Although these species are monitored annually in the Wetland Bird Survey (WeBS), the ISC helps develop a more comprehensive record that lets us better understand and assess the size and distribution of their populations. Additional

12K views · 243 reactions | ❄️ Birds on ice ❄️ We've recently been watching the wildlife on the mere conquer the ice - some with grace, others not so much (we're looking at you, whooper swan). Have you ever wondered how birds don't get frozen feet? Take a look at this blog to learn about their amazing adaptations to the weather: https://ow.ly/Uw5W50XSUJb | WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre | Facebook