Wittenham Clumps

Wittenham clumps are a set of small hills, with wooded crests, that sit alongside the River Thames in Oxfordshire. The area has been inhabited since the Bronze Age and today is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and part of a nature reserve run by the Northmoor Trust. The adjacent meadows that lead down to the banks of the Thames are a noted for their carpet of Buttercups and other wildflowers and are a habitat for many species including Damselfies and Mayflies.
Wittenham Clumps
Buttercup Meadow Panorama at Wittenham Clumps
Buttercup Meadow Panorama at Wittenham Clumps
Buttercup Meadow Closeup
Buttercup Meadow Closeup
Bugs Eye Buttercups
Buttercup Meadow Macro
Buttercup Meadow at Little Wittenham
Buttercup Bank
Buttercup Meadow at Little Wittenham
Buttercup Meadow at Little Wittenham
Wittenham Clumps In Spring
Wittenham Clumps In Spring
Horse Chestnut Tree in a Buttercup Meadow In Spring
River Thames and Wittenham Clumps Panorama
Horse Chestnut Tree In Full Blossom
Horse Chestnut Tree In Full Blossom
Horse Chestnut Tree In Full Blossom