Devil’s Hole is an enormous blowout with steep slopes on all sides, resembling a crater, and covering an area of 3.5ha. The basins within contain species rich dune slack and fixed dunes habitat, and is home to the Northern Dune Tiger Beetle. North and East of Devil’s Hole there are various habitat patches including grassland, willow scrub, a stand of pine, a south facing bank, and a woodpile. This National Trust site doesn’t seem to have had the same attention as some other Sefton Coast areas for most groups of invertebrates due to distance from carparks etc. so many new site records can be expected. There will be some walking involved to / from the site. We will be parking on the road approximately 1 km away.