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Hertfordshire wildlife sites

Below is a list of wildlife sites featured. If you would like to add a report of a visit to a favourite site, contact the HNHS Secretary.

Amwell Nature Reserve, near Ware for Dragonflies
Balls Wood Nature Reserve, near Hertford Heath
Hexton Chalk Pit
Hitch Wood, near Hitchin for bluebells
Hoddesdon Park Wood for Wood Anemones
King's Meads Nature Reserve, near Ware
Marshalls Heath Nature Reserve, Wheathampstead
Sherrardspark Wood, Welwyn Garden City for Bluebells
Steps Hill, Ivinghoe Beacon and Incombe Hole
Stocking Springs Wood, Ayot St Lawrence
Symondshyde Great Wood, near Hatfield Garden Village
Templewood Vale, Welwyn Garden City for Cowslips
Tewin Meadows, near Welwyn Garden City
Therfield Heath Royston for Pasque Flowers
Tring Reservoirs for autumn migrant birds
Tyttenhanger Gravel Pits near St Albans
Waterford Heath, near Hertford
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