Oxfordshire - Foxholes Nature Reserve (Photo not for sale)

The reserve is made up of both deciduous and coniferous woodland, which creates a huge variety of wildlife.

WHERE IS IT?
Foxholes is located 5.5 miles South West of Chipping Norton in Oxfordshire, between the A44 and A40.

WHAT'S THERE?

Mammals:
Foxes
Badgers
Muntjac deer
Roe deer
Fallow deer
Hares
Rabbits
Squirrels

Birds:
Barn owls
Tawney owls
Little owls
Kingfisher
Buzzard
Sparrowhawk
Nuthatch
Woodcock
Treecreeper
Woodpeckers

Reptiles:
Adders
Grass snakes
Common lizards

Plants:
Foxgloves
Climbing corydalis
Five species of orchid
Bluebells
Campions
Primroses
Violets
There are over 200 species of fungi

For further information visit:
http://www.oxfordshirecotswolds.org/DBIMGS/Foxholes%20Reserve.pdf

and

http://www.bbowt.org.uk/content.asp?did=23591