
Bramblefields LNR
Laxton way, Cambridge CB4 1FL. (OS Explorer 209: 472606)
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How to get here
Foot/Cycle:
Entrances on Discovery Way, Pippin Drive, Laxton Way, Ribston Way
and Long Reach Rd
Bus:
Citi 2
Bus
services in Cambridge
Road:
Turn off Green End Rd into Nuffield Rd at mini roundabout. Turn
immeaditly right into Cam Causeway and bear left into Laxton Way.
The entrance to the reserve is at the end of Laxton Way
Access Information
On
street parking in Laxton Way
Good access, flat terrain
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Bramblefields provides an idyllic haven in the midst of a residential
area. Along with its importance for birds, especially Song Thrushes, it
is a brilliant site for families to visit. It is a place of discovery,
with a mixture of grassland and scrub and also contains a pond in which
newts, frogs and other pondlife can be spotted.
What to See When:
Spring
- Frogs and Newts breeding in the pond
- Song Thrushes and Warblers singing
- Hawthorn Blossom
Summer
- Dragonflies and Damselflies over the pond
- Comma and Peacock butterflies
- House Sparrow churping
Autumn
- Berries on Brambles and Hawthorns
- A variety of birds feeding
Winter
- Redwings and Fieldfares feeding
- Scrub management
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