Brilley Green Dingle

UK Wildlife Trusts

Brilley Green Dingle is a unique wooded reserve located in Herefordshire, showcasing diverse management histories that influence its rich ground flora. The reserve features a striking vertical zonation in vegetation, with Millhalf Brook running through it, providing a habitat for various invertebrates, including the threatened white-clawed crayfish. This area is a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts and offers a glimpse into the complexities of woodland ecosystems. Wildlife highlights include a variety of species peaking in February, such as Blue Tits, Robins, and several notable plants like Opposite-leaved Golden-saxifrage and Meadowsweet. Visitors may also spot the Violet Ground Beetle, particularly active in October. For the best experience, plan your visit around midnight in February to witness the vibrant activity of these species and enjoy the serene beauty of the reserve.

Managed by

UK Wildlife Trusts

Location

HR3 6JB