8th JUNE  WARNHAM NATURE RESERVE, HORSHAM

 Warnham Local Nature Reserve has a long history of being particularly biodiversity rich. The Reserve itself is nestled on the north side of Horsham and is made up of a wide range of habitats from reedbeds and open water to swamp and coniferous woodland. In total over 3000 species have been recorded from many different taxon groups from beetles to mites and birds to dragonflies, most groups have some representation.

168 species of birds,  35 species of butterflies,  25 species of dragonflies,  472 species of plants, 582 species of fungi,

758 species of moths,  12 species of reptiles and amphibians

NO NEED TO BOOK     THE VISIT IS SPONSORED BY THE DCC

VISIT ANYTIME BETWEEN 2pm and 8pm ON THE 8th JUNE