A National Trust estate in North Norfolk, with a mix of habitats, including parkland (wood pasture), deciduous, coniferous and mixed woodlands (woods c. 155ha), and some mature and veteran trees. There is some acid and neutral grasslands, including clifftop, and most of the estate outside the woods and park is in arable management. Several ponds and a small stream. Good natural history recording although some of the datasets are now a little dated.  

The subject of a famous inventory study over 30 years (1972 - 2001) involving many expert naturalists and published by Owen, J. (2010). Wildlife of a garden. A thirty-year study. Peterborough: Royal Horticultural Society. Despite all that effort, Owen recognised that her garden list was still far from complete and estimated, quite reasonably, that the insect list alone could exceed 10,000 given enough recording over enough time. The garden itself is "nothing special".

The grounds of the BTO's headquarters in Thetford, including alder carr, birch woodland, the river Little Ouse, a series of fishing lakes, some flood meadows and small areas of Breck grassland. Most records from BTO staff, with occasional contributions from visitors. Lots still to discover clearly, current species total very much a work in progress.

A town on the north coast of the river Forth with mostly housing, some farming, and a thin belt of coastal path with various small woodlands

Full list:

https://natureoffife.blogspot.com/p/dalgety-bay-list.html