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Snakeholme Pit Nature Reserve
DiscoverPlaces to seeLakesUnited KingdomEnglandEast MidlandsLincolnshireWest LindseyBardney
Snakeholme Pit Nature Reserve
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Snakeholme Pit Nature Reserve
Cycling
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Road cycling
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Hiking
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Dan Hobson
July 14, 2021
Hiking
Snakeholme Pit Nature Reserve is a haven for butterflies, dragonflies, damselflies, water voles and more. Throughout spring and summer, it bursts into colour with many species of wildflowers. The site was formerly a clay pit and then a fish nursery until it was taken over by Butterfly Conservation. In 2013, it was put into the care of the Lincolnshire Branch of Butterfly Conservation.
Damian
March 30, 2021
Hiking
There is a beautiful meadow area at the south-east end. A sheltered sunny south-west facing bank leads down to a pond, which covers about a third of the site.
Large hedgerows with mature ash and oak trees surround part of the site. There is a good show of Cowslips in the spring and the fine summer wildflower display includes Greater Burnet-saxifrage, Betony and the unusual Adder's-tongue fern.
The pool supports many species of dragonfly and damselfly, as well as a variety of aquatic molluscs and other pond-life. This small reserve attracts a notable range of birds, including kingfishers and nightingales.
Large hedgerows with mature ash and oak trees surround part of the site. There is a good show of Cowslips in the spring and the fine summer wildflower display includes Greater Burnet-saxifrage, Betony and the unusual Adder's-tongue fern.
The pool supports many species of dragonfly and damselfly, as well as a variety of aquatic molluscs and other pond-life. This small reserve attracts a notable range of birds, including kingfishers and nightingales.
Adie
July 26, 2022
Cycling
Snakeholme Pit Nature Reserve is a haven for butterflies, dragonflies, damselflies, water voles and more. Throughout spring and summer, it bursts into colour with many species of wildflowers. The site was formerly a clay pit and then a fish nursery until it was taken over by Butterfly Conservation. In 2013, it was put into the care of the Lincolnshire Branch of Butterfly Conservation.
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Elevation 10 m
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Location: Bardney, West Lindsey, Lincolnshire, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom