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The lake is a nature reserve, managed by the RSPB. Much of the reserve area is reed-bed, with the main stretch of open water - long and fairly narrow - lying north-south on the east side. This is a view north along the eastern shore, by... (more)

A male at Radipole Lake RSPB reserve. At the time Ruddy Ducks were common, having become established as a naturalised species in the 1960s. Fears of a spread to Spain and hybridisation with the endangered White-headed Duck led to a cull of... (more)

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On Carlton Road North.

At RSPB Radipole Lakes, Weymouth.

This shows one of the man-made islands that provide an alternative habitat in this nature reserve. Taken from the shelter on the "Buddleia Loop" foot path.

A view north from the footpath to Buddleia Lookout

This letterbox stands close to a house that has an appropriate piece of relief work on the wall - see SY6780 : The profile of Edward VII.

This large dragonfly, a Migrant Hawker, was trying to make the most of a little sunshine on an otherwise cold September day. He was either too cold or just too bored of all the photographers, to fly off.

Footpath through the reedbeds between Radipole Lake and the A354.