Belshaws Quarry National Nature Reserve

Belshaws Quarry National Nature Reserve is a significant habitat located in the UK, characterized by its diverse ecosystems that support a variety of wildlife. This reserve is designated as a National Nature Reserve (NNR), highlighting its importance for conservation and biodiversity. The area features a mix of habitats, including open grasslands and scrub, making it an ideal location for both flora and fauna. Visitors to Belshaws Quarry can expect to see a range of bird species, particularly in May when activity peaks. Look out for Robins and Blackbirds, which are most frequently observed around midnight. Other notable species include Song Thrushes and Blue Tits, peaking in June. The best time for birdwatching is during the early hours, especially around 01:00, when many species are most active.