Tom Hibbert
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Hay meadows, wet grassland, scrub, hedges, ponds and the beck provide homes for a wealth of wildlife. Although small in size, the nature reserve has a remarkable number of birds.
Essex’s great transformation story, enjoy birdwatching and walking trails along the banks of the Thames.
A great place for reedbed wildlife including a host of warblers and a variety of dragonflies and damselflies. You may also hear a cuckoo in spring.
Reedbed, ponds and grassland in the valley of the River Rother attract birds such as tufted duck, wigeon, snipe and little grebe as well as skylarks, yellowhammer and nesting warblers. Water voles…
This tiny part of the important Wyre Forest consists mainly of oak, hazel coppice, alder and ash.
Worcestershire’s premier bird-watching reserve, Upton Warren attracts birds throughout the year.
One of the largest areas of heathland and heathland re-creation in the county
Carboniferous limestone quarry, plantation, scrub, and surrounding woodland. Geological SSSI (quarry face only).
Visit the Wild Chesil Centre - it's the gateway to the iconic Chesil Beach and the Fleet Lagoon. Find out about Chesil's diverse wildlife, remarkable geology and stunning views.…
A mixed woodland with an impressive diversity of plant species.
Woodland nestles into the valley of the Elsdon Burn surrounding hay meadows rich in wild flowers. Footpaths lead through woodland, meadows and pasture as well as down to the meandering course of…
Beautiful reserve consisting of old valley meadows, woodland & orchard.
Wet woodland, grassland and scrub.
Part of the disused Newtyle to Dundee railway, now supporting a thriving grassland community
The Naze is a unique coastal landscape of outstanding geological and biological importance. As the most easterly peninsula in Essex it is an important site for migrating birds and boasts a number…
Slow worms warming themselves up under rocks, lizards basking on sunny gorse, woodcocks performing their 'roding' display flight at dusk and evidence of hazelnuts chewed by dormice –…
An impressive sweep of grassland lying on the gentle north and south facing slopes of the Dulas Brook.
Breathtaking views, amazing wildlife, a place to explore - the gateway to Staffordshire’s Peak District
Wet rough grassland fields subject to winter flooding with hedgerows and ponds.
Seven differing fields lying in the River Wye flood plain
