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Hoe Common is owned by trustees and managed with the guidance of
Norfolk Wildlife Trust
Habitat
The Common is acidic heathland, a habitat which is increasingly rare in
Norfolk. It is designated a County Wildlife Site. It occupies 4.9 hectares.
Species
Mainly woodland birds such as Nuthatch, Woodpeckers, Treecreepers and
Warblers. Also Linnets breed here.
The Common is the starting point of the long running Hoe Bird Walk ( now in
its 37 th. year) which has in total - recorded 140 species of birds.
Butterflies, dragonflies and adders are a further attraction.
Access
There is free access with a perimeter path and an inner fenced area via four
stiles. There is a small parking area off the road at the start of the Common
entrance.
Hoe Common is owned by trustees and managed with the guidance of
Norfolk Wildlife Trust
Habitat
The Common is acidic heathland, a habitat which is increasingly rare in
Norfolk. It is designated a County Wildlife Site. It occupies 4.9 hectares.
Species
Mainly woodland birds such as Nuthatch, Woodpeckers, Treecreepers and
Warblers. Also Linnets breed here.
The Common is the starting point of the long running Hoe Bird Walk ( now in
its 37 th. year) which has in total - recorded 140 species of birds.
Butterflies, dragonflies and adders are a further attraction.
Access
There is free access with a perimeter path and an inner fenced area via four
stiles. There is a small parking area off the road at the start of the Common
entrance.
