BELTON WOOD

ENGLAND

LINCOLNSHIRE (Belton near Scunthorpe), (W)

Protected status 
Anytime, autumn and spring especially (several visits 1984)

National Grid SE 7809 0981 0o0´/0o0´ N/A 15ha 4m, small wood divided by waterways


Birding Site Guide

The small wood holds many common species being an oasis in huge open flat arable plains. It also attracts water birds due to the River Torne that flows through it and the large South Engine drain that runs parallel to the river. Migrants can be seen passing spring and autumn as the nearby River Trent to the e is a major flyway. The Isle of Axholme lies to the south and is the only raised ground for miles. 


Author: BSG

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