A disused quarry, now a haven for wildlife.
This local nature reserve used to be a quarry for brick clay and ‘borrow’ material used to build the local railway. The abandoned pits filled with water, providing a haven for the wildlife.
Follow the boardwalk to explore this important wetland, home to a variety of wildlife including water voles, water shrews and insects, especially dragonflies and damselflies, rare beetles and moths.
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