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near to Beckley, Oxfordshire, England

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	Approaching the Wetlands Watch, Otmoor by Stefan Czapski A spacious and weather-proof hide on the RSPB's Otmoor reserve. Seen from another angle in Des Blenkinsopp's contribution: Link
	Dog rose on Otmoor by David Hawgood This flower of the wild dog rose is by the visitor trail on the RSPB reserve.
	Gates of Lower Farm by Sarah Charlesworth
	Stile to a footpath by Otmoor Lane by Steve Daniels
	Bench along a bridleway, RSPB Otmoor by Christine Johnstone Installed in memory of Barbara Joan Austin [1929 - 2004]. Ot Moor was first drained in 1816 and had been divided up into fields by 1830. Since 1997 the RSPB have been recreating wetlands here.
	Bridleway alongside the Ot Moor by R Blackburn
	Otmoor Nature reserve by Dani
	View from The Wetlands Watch Building by Des Blenkinsopp This is part of the wetland area overlooked from the bird watching building SP5612 : The Wetlands Watch, Otmoor There is a much greater area of reserve to the left of this shot but you would need to come in the morning to picture that as it's directly into... (more)
	Bridleway by pumping house by Shaun Ferguson Bridleway by pumping house on Southern edge of Ot Moor
	The path to the car park by Steve Daniels The path leads from the car park to the RSPB Otmoor Lookout.
	Watch out for the Brown Hare by Des Blenkinsopp Otmoor Nature Reserve is mainly known for the birds, but all sorts of other creatures live here too. A view along the bridleway near the Wetlands Watch observation building.
	Ashgrave, west from the Wetlands Watch, RSPB Otmoor by Christine Johnstone Ot Moor was first drained in 1816 and had been divided up into fields by 1830. Since 1997 the RSPB have been recreating wetlands here.