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Description
Bradnor Hill is a partially wooded hill above Kington in Herefordshire, reaching 1280 feet above sea level. It belongs to the National Trust. Upland area adjoining A44 with Poljska ševa, Obična crvenrepka, Crnoglava travarka, Riđa lunja, Kobac, Vetruška and Konopljarka. A flock of 100 or more migrant Zlatni vivak during October and April, possibility of a Planinski zujavac among them.
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Head west from Kington on A44, after a mile go right onto Wallstych Lane, small car park on right. Otherwise take B4355 from Kington roundabout and immediately left to golf club car park.