Lielowan Meadow is a small, species-rich meadow where low intensity management over the last 100 years has encouraged grassland and wetland to flourish. The grassland has over 120 species, including salad burnet and pale sedge.
Why visit?
Highlights include:
- Wildflower meadow
- Butterflies
Best time to visit?
- May to Aug for wildflowers
- Summer for butterflies
Visit for:
- grasslands
- wildflowers
- butterflies
Other information
Fen plants, such as marsh marigold and water avens, thrive in the marshy ground, and reed buntings and snipe nest on the reserve.
For more local reserve information, visit the Fife Members’ Centre website.