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Titchmarsh meadows Nature Reserve Drone Aerial Tour

Titchmarsh is part of the Thrapston Gravel Pits complex, which lies within the Upper Nene Valley gravel pits Site of Special Scientific Interest. On one island we cut and burn the vegetation to improve the breeding habitat for terns and for wading birds such as oystercatcher. The grasslands provide breeding sites for ground nesters, while reed and sedge warblers chatter in the riverside vegetation. The Nene Way footpath is a good vantage point to see butterflies. Along the riverbanks, nettle beds are used as perches for huge numbers of banded demoiselles, while the floating vegetation in the river provides resting sites for the red-eyed damselfly. The larger dragonflies patrol sheltered sections of Harper’s Brook. Read more about it here: https://www.wildlifebcn.org/nature-re... ---- Footage by Josh Hellon Directed & edited by Ho-Yee Lee