Westhay Moor National Nature Reserve

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Westhay Moor National Nature Reserve is a protected wetland and peatland area in Somerset, England, renowned for its rich birdlife, reedbeds, and archaeological remains of ancient trackways.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national nature reserve
protected area
wetland
country England
designatedAs National Nature Reserve NERFINISHED
Site of Special Scientific Interest
hasAccess bird hides
public footpaths
hasActivity birdwatching
nature photography
walking
hasArchaeologicalPeriod Bronze Age
Neolithic
hasArchaeologicalSiteType prehistoric trackways
hasConservationStatus protected area
hasEcosystemType fen
open water
reedbed
wet woodland
hasFeature drainage ditches
lakes
peat bog
reedbeds
hasHabitat breeding habitat for bittern
wintering habitat for wildfowl
hasLandUseHistory peat extraction
hasManagementObjective conservation of wetland habitats
preservation of archaeological remains
protection of breeding birds
hasRestorationType rewetting of former peat workings
hasSpecies Eurasian bittern
bearded tit
damselflies
dragonflies
marsh harrier
otter
knownFor archaeological remains of ancient trackways
reedbeds
rich birdlife
locatedIn Somerset
Somerset Levels NERFINISHED
locatedNear Glastonbury NERFINISHED
village of Westhay
managedBy Somerset Wildlife Trust NERFINISHED
partOf Somerset Levels and Moors NERFINISHED

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Somerset Levels containsSite Westhay Moor National Nature Reserve