More than 150 species have been recorded on this site alone. Cliff and heath-land dominated by gorse. Scenically stunning, the cliffs are also home to low numbers of breeding Dartford Warblers. There is also one pair each of Ravens and Peregrine Falcons. Largest surface area of freshwater on island, surrounded by conifer and deciduous plantations.
Open water is attractive to diving ducks in winter.
A private site, which has been the subject of an intensive ornithological study. A freshwater pond, surrounded by small areas of reed and willow beds. Two unimproved meadows to the south provide additional valuable habitat. This is one of the best sites remaining in Guernsey. 161 species recorded to date.