Field Notes & Observations
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Nature at Home Farm
At Home Farm Holdings, wildlife isn't just a backdrop — it's a measure of the land's health. From rare farmland birds to the creatures that move through hedgerow and woodland, we document what we see with care and wonder. These are our field notes from the Cotswolds.
Patient watching across fields, hedgerows and woodland edges.
Land managed with biodiversity and natural habitat in mind.
Documenting rare and everyday species for future generations.
Latest Sightings
A rare sight and one that always fills me with joy.
The grey partridge is one of Britain's most cherished farmland birds — and one of its most threatened. Spotting one is a genuine privilege, a sign that the land is being managed with nature in mind.
The seasons are always turning
Wildlife at Home Farm changes with every season. Foxes at dusk, barn owls at dusk, hares in the early morning frost — each visit to the land brings something new. Follow our News & Views for the latest from the field.
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We're always happy to talk about Home Farm, the Cotswolds countryside, and the wildlife that calls it home. Give us a call or drop us a message.
