Fosse Meadows, Sharnford

Selected Wild Place / Other Wild Places / Public Rights of Way / VC55 boundary

Getting There

Near to the village of Sharnford in south Leicestershire, the site is located on the old Fosse Way

 

  SP489910

 

  LE10 3AB

Managed By
Blaby District Council
Wild places

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Description

This site of approximately 20 acres was opened in 1993 with extensive grassland, woodland, ponds and a small lake with a bird hide. The areas of woodland are maturing well now and the whole site supports a rich diversity supporting good populations of birds and insects.

Wildlife Highlights

The site offers good habitat for a wide range of birds, though isn't special for any particular species. The old hedgerows, grassland and developing woodland do make this a particularly interesting site for insects and other invertebrates. A man made bank at the edge of the main lake is used by Sand Martins.

 

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