Your Village Hordle June July 2018

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LARGEST LOCAL INDEPENDENT ESTATE & LETTING AGENT WITH OFFICES ALSO IN LYMINGTON, SWAY, BROCKENHURST, MILFORD ON SEA, BRANSGORE and LONDON Tel: 01425 638656 Email: newmilton@haywardfox.co.uk www.haywardfox.co.uk 8
NATURE WILDLIFE MATTERS ……... to all of us Welcome to the Wildlife Matters page. Our towns, villages and hamlets are rich in wildlife habitats and species and makes the New Forest a unique environment. Just look out of your window or step into your garden to see wildlife flourishing. We work closely with Town & Parish Councils and the National Park - Land Advice Service. The Hampshire, New Forest Area and Milford Conservation Volunteers (MCV)) undertake a huge amount of work in our reserves to help keep them environmentally healthy for wildlife and the community. Pleasure Grounds – Woodland Bluebells We aim to celebrate these habitats and tell you about their management & encourage families to go out and enjoy our wonderful woodlands, commons and coastline. We will tell you about a few well-hidden wildlife and amenity treasures. (See some of the community wildlife site details that follow). Nature Reserves: enter. Purple Loosestrife – Danes Stream All sites are free to HORDLE: Golden Hill–Hare Lane SZ262954 Site of Importance for Nature Conservation. The site has a significant element of ancient semi-natural woodland and is of high value to the local community. Notable Species: Bullfinch PENNINGTON: Pennington Common – SZ299954 is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Species: General flora and fauna. LYMINGTON: Lymington Reedbeds SZ326963 is managed by Hampshire Wildlife Trust. View from the toll-bridge or access the site via footpath opposite allotments in Marsh Lane. Notable Species: Water Mint, Gypsywort & Yellow Loosestrife KEYHAVEN: Saltgrass Marsh SZ305912 This SSSI site is managed by Hampshire Wildlife Trust. Saltwater will be let into the marsh to recreate small brackish pools to help protect and enhance saline invertebrate species and encourage wintering wildfowl. Notable Species: Golden Samphire, Parsley Water Dropwort, Longwinged Conehead, Adder and Water Rail. MILFORD-ON-SEA: Sturt Pond – Bird Hide – Hurst Road SZ294911 Have you found the Bird Hide yet? If not, follow the wooden finger posts to the left of the Needles Eye Café to Raft Rocks at the foot of Hurst Spit. Notable Species: Little Egret, Reed Bunting & Cuckoo. Studland Common: Pless Road SZ275920 Site of Importance for Nature Conservation managed under a ten-year Natural England stewardship agreement. Dexter Cattle graze all areas and some scrub is being removed to reinstate flower-rich grassland. Notable species: Dyer’s Greenweed, Burnet Rose, Bullfinch & Blackcap Further information from: Keith Metcalf – MCV Conservation Officer (01590) 645825 or (07771) 918449 or email keithmetcalf@btinternet.com www.milfordcv.org To advertise please email: jqpeacock@gmail.com or tel 01590 643969/07801 562 358 9
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