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Greater Manchester recording area is coterminous with a ceremonial county of the same name. It borders Lancashire to the north and west, Derbyshire and West Yorkshire to the east and Cheshire to the south. Its largest settlement is the city of Manchester itself. The county has an area of 1, km2 square miles and is highly urbanised, with a population of nearly three million people. The city of Manchester with more than half a million people is the largest settlement, followed by Bolton, Sale, Rochdale, Stockport, Salford, and Wigan.

Manchester birding forum

I've just moved up from London to Manchester and I'm keen to know the best areas around for birding. Today I spent a few hours at Clayton Vale - a beautiful stretch of woodland that follows a section of river, which I would have expected to be teeming with life but was fairly disappointing. Maybe it's the wrong time of year? Or the wrong time of day I was there from 12 til 2 on a blisteringly hot day But are any of them particularly good for birds? Any regional 'specialities', perhaps? I don't know the area that well - there are some others here who do, who'll certainly be able to help you. Dove Stone is very good for upland birds eg Ring Ouzel. Woolston Eyes near Warrington has breeding Black-necked Grebes you'll need to buy a permit but they are not expensive. I'd definitely recommend you have a browse on this forum: www. Wow, thanks for this. But it looks a marvelous place. Hello Richard and welcome to Manchester!!

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A collection of the internet's best birdwatching resources; from event information to gear reviews. Starting with the basics: the RSPB website is an excellent resource featuring identification guides, advice on bird watching equipment, and the best places to spot birds. British Trust for Ornithology. The British Trust for Ornithology website is full of scientific information on bird populations, habitats, migration habits and much more. They run several surveys to monitor birds in the British Isles, in which volunteers can take part. The trust also heads up National Nest Box Week — a campaign to provide more homes for nesting birds.

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Bad photos of passerines, Manchester and Yorkshire, UK. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. A landscape that will take your breath away. Audenshaw reservoirs 1 Viewer. Greater Manchester recording area is coterminous with a ceremonial county of the same name. Interesting to see just what is flying over even the centre of our cities. I'm not sure that starting one with news of a dead bird is a very auspicious start Help for Oldham Area 1 Viewer. Latest posts. Top Back. Filters Show only: Loading All these areas are favourites with dog-walkers and day trippers so again an early visit is recommended. Last edited: Nov 20, Jaff Registered Member.

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North East Brazil. Glossy Ibis Horwich, Bolton 1 Viewer. On my way out of the new Manchester court building the "Civil Justice Centre" on Bridge Street this morning, I spotted a crumpled bundle of feathers lying on the pavement at the foot of the building's huge glass frontage about the size of a football pitch stood on end. Total: 1 members: 0, guests: 1. Nightranger Jun 20, An online diary, photo album and scrapbook about me and my birding exploits in Wigan and beyond…. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. We are your local charity, working hard to improve your local area for wildlife and for you. There are the wooded valleys of Bolton, Bury and Stockport, the moorlands north and east of Rochdale, Oldham and Stalybridge and the reed beds between Wigan and Leigh. Being originally from Yorkshire - I could never be a Lancastrian! Access to the nature is strictly by permit only.