Sustead Common
This site is owned by the National Trust/NNDC and managed for wildlife by Felbeck Trust. It is part of the larger former Common, which was split up after the parish relinquished title in 1973. Though small, the site provides a wildlife oasis in an otherwise intensively farmed area. The Gur Beck, a tributary of the River Bure, flows through it. The two sides are joined by a bridge across the beck and a 'permissive path' provides access through the whole area.
- Species recorded
- 82
- Visitors
- 30
What you might see
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Eurasian Woodcock
Typically seen Oct–May
Last seen 102d ago
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Eurasian Bullfinch
A regular visitor to this spot
Last seen 26d ago
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Tawny Owl
An occasional visitor to this spot
Last seen 26d ago
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Eurasian Siskin
Typically seen Oct–Mar
Last seen 74d ago
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Common Chiffchaff
Typically seen Mar–Sep
Last seen 26d ago
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Fieldfare
Typically seen Oct–Apr
Last seen 112d ago
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Eurasian Blackcap
Typically seen Jan–Jul
Last seen 26d ago
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Great Tit
Recorded on 23% of visits
Last seen 102d ago
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Common Pheasant
Recorded fairly regularly here
Last seen 102d ago
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Eurasian Blue Tit
Recorded on 29% of visits
Last seen 102d ago