Some favourite birding locations
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Knutsford Ornithological Society Some favourite birding locations |
Tatton Park - Melchett Mere during an increasingly rare cold spell
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Knutsford Moor at the south end of Tatton Mere and probably the best spot in the park for birdwatching! |
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Sea-watching from the slipway on Hilbre Island during a September gale. |
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The cafe at the RSPB's Conwy Reserve. |
The promenade at Barmouth seen from the beach. Our base for exploring the west coast of Wales.
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Mobberley SQ in 2005 before the water vanished completely. At one time it was five times this size and Redshanks and Little Ringed Plovers nested. |
South Stack on Anglesey in July 2016. Home to Auks, Chough, Peregrine and a pleasant place to be on a day like this. |
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The state of the art 360 ° hide at the Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust's Dyfi Osprey Reserve. |
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The raised viewing platform at Woolston Eyes. Other hides are available! One of our favourite birding spots. |
"The baths" at Parkgate on a day when the high tide actually reached the quayside, that's not always the case. |
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The airport tunnel, running under runway 2,that's the River Bollin you can see. Part of our airport walk - good in the Spring, great for warblers and the best place around for Skylarks. |
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Looking towards Liverpool Bay from the path around the Great Orme with St. Tudno's churchyard in the foreground |
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Pavement Lane in Mobberley on a cold Winter's day. |
The Weaver Bend at Frodsham, the coldest place on earth. |
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Rostherne Mere as viewed from A.W. Boyd observatory |
Winter sunset at Martin Mere.
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One of the hides at the Leighton Moss RSPB Reserve. |