Irthlingborough Lakes and Meadows

Irthlingborough Lakes and Meadows is a 117-hectare nature hold in Northamptonshire, claimed and overseen by the Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire. The character of the save is characterized by overflowed rock pits and wet field, giving a great living space to extensive assortment of wetland widely ied vegetation. The site frames some portion of the bigger Upper Nene Valley Gravel Pits Site of Special Scientific Interest and Special Protection Area. It is arranged in closeness to a few other Wildlife Trust nature holds, for example, Higham Ferrers Pits, Wilson's Pits and Ditchford Lakes and Meadows, fundamentally enhancing the advantage for untamed life by making signed up secured scenes.

It is contiguous Stanwick Lakes, a save overseen by the Rockingham Forest Trust. The Nene Valley is a standout amongst the most imperative wetlands in England and has increased worldwide acknowledgment for its noteworthiness as a stop-over for a large number of wildfowl and waders that visit amid the winter. The amount and assortment of birdlife fluctuates extraordinarily with the seasons, with the accompanying overwintering at the site.