ECOLOGY

• Spalding Cemetery can provide a range of habitats that support a diversity of wildlife.

• We want to work with wildlife groups and other interested organisations and groups to survey and record wildflowers, fungi, lichens, shrubs, trees, birds, mammals, reptiles and insects and to protect and enhance these habitats where possible.

• Please contact us if you would like to get involved in this aspects of our work.

• If you visit the cemeteries please let us know about any wildlife that you see so that we can record it.

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• Wildlife already spotted at Spalding Cemetery includes.

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    Birds​: Crows; Jays, Magpie, Fire Crest, Wren, Blut Tit, Coal Tit, Wood Pigeon, Great Tit, Long Tailed Tit,  Green Woodpecker, Lesser spotted woodpecker, blackbird, collared dove, stock dove, dunnock, sparrow hawk, buzzard, Kestrel, parrot

  • Mammals: squirrel, munjac deer, bat, bees nest,       grass snake

  • Wildflowers