Beales Meadows

UK Wildlife Trusts

Beales Meadows is a small grassland reserve renowned for its rich biodiversity, providing a vital habitat for various animals and plants. Located in the UK, this reserve showcases common species, making it an excellent spot for amateur naturalists. Visitors can expect to see a landscape reminiscent of Britain's lowlands from 50 to 100 years ago, with abundant wildflowers such as buttercups and common clovers. Wildlife enthusiasts can look for the Dark Bush-cricket, which has been observed peaking in August, particularly around 01:00. While sightings data is limited, the reserve's rich flora and fauna offer a delightful experience for those exploring the meadows during the summer months.

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UK Wildlife Trusts