Watatunga Blog

Wildlife Photography in a Place Like No Other

Hear from the team who experience the reserve first-hand and what it’s like to capture wildlife photography in 170 acres of unique natural habitat.

There has been a special arrival at Watatunga. An endangered Visayan spotted deer fawn was born following the arrival of our new group last year.

We welcomed invertebrate specialists to carry out ecological surveys to help us learn more about our native species and the habitats we’ve created.

Watatunga Wildlife Reserve is currently the only zoo in Europe to house a bachelor Bongo group consisting of 3 entire...

The lakeside BBQ hut was bought before Watatunga even existed. Brought up as an addict of the TV programme ‘Pimp my...

East Anglia has a rich natural history and some of the country’s finest lowland wildlife spots. Today, there are reedy...

My passion for wildlife has been lifelong, as a small child I was always animal mad so much so, that when my Dad...

Summer Fun with Mini Wild Things at Watatunga As the sun finally brightens and the days grow longer, we invite you and...

"Diana and I are wildlife observers and serious hobbyist photographers. Since Autumn 2020 we have stayed at the...

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