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  • Kingcombe Meadows Nature Reserve

    The range of species present is a good guide to a site's overall biodiversity. This chart shows the number of species in the main species groups (mammals, reptiles, birds, etc,) that occur here. This is a rough guide only - not truly scientific!

    This chart gives an indication of which type of birds (wader, raptor, warbler, etc) favour this site:

    The vegetation present is a good guide to a site's habitat diversity. This chart shows the number of species linked with accepted habitat types that occur here. This is a rough guide only - not truly scientific!

    The number of columns indicates the diversity of habitats on the site and the tallest columns are likely, but not necessarily, to indicate the dominant habitat types on the site.

    Habitat(s) Extent Comment
    W1: Broad-leaf Woodland Partial Broad leaf woodland is a feature of some parts of the reserve
    GN: Neutral Grassland Significant The main feature of the reserve is its diverse grassland
    SH: Hedgerow Scrub Partial There are numerous hedgerows across the reserve
    FD: Ditches and streams Partial A small stream runs through the reserve

    This chart shows the number of reports per month for this site:

    This chart may give you an idea as to the best time of year to visit.

    Sadly these charts can only show the months for which there are reports; the website software can only count records present and does not report on no records. Despite this I think the charts have value showing peaks and troughs for some instances and consistent trends for others.

    This chart shows which contributors are most active at this location:

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