Site of the Season
Winter is the season of frosts and flocks of birds.
Discover the best that nature has to offer at this time of year.
Bracknell Forest is an ideal place to explore during the Winter months and with the sun low in the sky, the varied landscapes give rise to stunning views and an array of wildlife for all to see.
The Rangers recommend :
Horseshoe and Moor Green Lakes :
Catch the best Winter skies and superb sunsets around these stunning Lakes. Enjoy a refreshing stroll along the River Blackwater and watch out for wintering wildfowl on the water.
Regular bird visitors include:
- Shoveler
- Wigeon
- Pochard
- Gadwall
- Goldeneye
- Tufted Duck
- Goosander
Three Copses :
Winter is the time for traditional woodland management. Wander on a circular route through the ancient woods of Jocks Copse, Tinkers Copse and Temple Copse and see the results of hand-coppicing of hazel trees. These copses are great for wildlife and a sustainable source of timber.
Lanes, Footpaths and Bridleways of Binfield and Warfield. :
Enjoy berry-rich hedgerows and open fields, full of flocks of seed-eating birds. Look carefully and you may see Chaffinches, Linnets, Bramblings and Greenfinches. Goldfinches may be spotted picking out seeds from the fruiting heads of Teasels. Good starting points for walks are Larks Hill, Popes Meadow and Frost Folly car park.
Have you spotted any interesting wildlife on your visits? Help us to learn more about our local wildlife and record your sightings on-line via the biodiversity pages.
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