Bartinney Nature Reserve

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Bartinney Nature Reserve is an area of heathland, acid grassland and wetland with panoramic views of Chapel Carn Brea and seawards.

The reserve covers 10 hectares / 25 acres and is located within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Part of the reserve contains a prehistoric field system and is a Scheduled Ancient Monument.

Birdlife includes: bullfinch, hen harrier, hobby, merlin, peregrine, skylark, snipe, whinchat, yellowhammer,
Flora includes: chamomile, common dodder
Reptiles: adder, common lizard
Butterflies include: small heath and small pearl-bordered fritillary

Visit at any time of year.

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Bartinney Nature Reserve is dog friendly.

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