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Fallow deer stag by Mike Taylor

Warburg Nature Reserve

An exploration of the reserve in the south of the county.

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Warburg is one of the The Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust’s flag ship reserves, situated to the south of the county in the Bix Valley near Henley.

Warburg by Jim Asher

Combining chalk grassland and ancient wood, it hosts over 2000 separate species of plants, fungi, birds and mammals.

Listen to our three part exploration of the reserve by clicking on the links below.

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last updated: 20/03/2008 at 12:48
created: 20/03/2008

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