Description
The River Arun traces a serpentine path across an extensive flat area of grassland, bounded on the horizon by hills and woods. The grassland itself is dissected by numerous ditches, now supporting an array of wetland with plants, insects and birds. The reeds are excellent for warblers, and birds like сокол ластовичар, Обична (Црнонокна) ветрушка and глувчар can be seen hunting here. Other birds you can see or hear are гусковидна патка, барска кокошка, обична бекасина, црвена луња, блатна еја, трскар рогозар, Кукавија, Мочварна овесарка and мал трскар. Access is restricted to the Wey South Path, which runs through the centre of the brooks and can be very boggy almost all year round.
Details
Access
The best way to explore is walking. There is no parking but you can park in Amberley village and walk through the first part of the wildbrooks, taking about 20 minutes, before you come to the proper wildbrooks.

