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Description
Priory Water nature reserve is managed by Leicestershire Wildfowlers Association but a right-of-way path runs through it. There are two main lakes and a selection of pools and scrapes all surrounded by grassland and scrub. Horses and cows pasture here. Priory water is one of the best sites in the Leicestershire county for dragonflies and damselflies which attracts Gunnfálki in spring and summer.
Priory Water is an important site for wintering waterfowl, such as Blesgæs, Gulönd, Gargönd, Rauðhöfðaönd, Skúfönd, Hnúðsvanur, Bleshæna, Skeiðönd and others found here. The surrounding reeds host Blæsöngvari.
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Priory Water is located 3 miles west of Melton Mowbray, near the village of Asfordby. The area can be accessed by car (click P on the map for direction to parking) or by walking from nearby Asfordby or Kirby Bellars.