Cothill National Nature Reserve

Cothill National Nature Reserve is located in Oxfordshire and features a range of habitats that support diverse wildlife. This area is characterized by its natural beauty and ecological significance, making it an important site for conservation. While not specifically designated as an SSSI or NNR, it offers a tranquil environment for both visitors and wildlife enthusiasts. Wildlife highlights include a variety of moth species, with peak activity in May when the Light Emerald and Drinker can be observed around 01:00. September is notable for sightings of the Migrant Hawker and Common Toad, while October brings the Furness Dowd and Long-horned Flat-body. For the best experience, visiting during the early hours around 01:00 is recommended to catch these species in action.