- Name
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Duck End Nature Reserve
- Overview
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This small 0.84 hectare site is a wetland habitat and the last surviving remnant of Maulden Moor, drained for agriculture in the 19th century. A boardwalk takes you over the wettest parts of the reserve where invertebrates thrive. Look out for dragonflies and damselflies in spring and summer, as well as a wealth of butterflies.
- Map
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- Nearest postcode
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MK45 2DJ
- Car park
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Two cars only on Moor Lane.
- Walking
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Grassy paths (muddy in wet weather).
- Dogs
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Welcome but must be kept under control.
- Cycling
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Not permitted.
- Horse riding
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Not permitted.
- Access
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Paths are flat but can be muddy, not suitable for wheelchairs.
- Picnic
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No facilities.
- Toilets
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None.
- Café
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None.
- Friends / volunteers
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Regular tasks – Greensand trust volunteers, voluntary warden.
- Website
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The site is a county wildlife site and is managed by our partners at The Greensand Trust.