Hawk and Owl Trust | Sculthorpe

Welcome to Sculthorpe Moor Reserve

Sculthorpe Moor Community Nature Reserve was created by the Hawk and Owl Trust to protect and enhance the very special habitat in the Wensum Valley of Norfolk.

It includes the valley's only example of saw sedge wetland, a priority habitat for preservation in Europe.

Its wildlife includes breeding marsh harriers, water rails and kingfishers as well as barn owls. Otters use its waterways and the fen is home to many species of dragonfly, butterfly and flowering plants.

See recent highlights here.

News

Marsh harrier with eggs

Late harriers return to Sculthorpe Weather delays marsh harrier broods 10 May 2012
Help name a peregrine chick Suggest a name for one of the chicks on Norwich Cathedral spire 9 May 2012
First chicks for Norwich peregrines Hatchings confirm spire nest platform success 2 May 2012
Four-egg clutch for peregrines High hopes for April hatchlings on Norwich cathedral spire 10 April 2012

Webcam

Webcams on the Trust's Sculthorpe Moor Community Nature Reserve in Norfolk show the latest activity... or maybe inactivity, depending on the time of day. Click for latest view.

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