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Cobden Farm Bed and Breakfast 2013-05-12 20:55:00

Don't know who was more startled - the curlew or me.It flew up just in front, as I walked round the field checking the sheep.And there, lying in the grass, were...All pointy ends of the eggs angled into the middle of the nest, just as they should.Tho

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I have just finished reading Winged Sentinels: Birds and Climate Change by Janice Wormworth and Cagan H Sekercioglu and it was a cracking read. If you are interested to learn about birds and climate change, and anyone interested in birds and conservati...

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Birdwatching has long been a British recreational tradition that can trace its roots right back to the late 18th century. Although birdwatching was once a time inhibiting hobby that only a select few could afford to spare, birdwatching today can now be enjoyed by anyone with just a couple minutes. Although the modern stereotype of the birdwatcher is one of unfashionably water proof coats, highly expensive equipment and more time on their hands than your average university student, you will struggle to find anyone who hasn't enjoyed watching the Common Wood Pigeon bumble around in their back garden.

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Roeburndale Woods SSSI

One of the largest areas of ancient semi-natural woodland in Lancashire.Woodland birds. Interesting flora. Grid ref. (SD 609657)

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Bleasdale Holiday Cottages

Holiday cottages excellent location for Hare watching and bird watching, on site bird hide, farm walks and wildlife lake. Large area managed to encourage lapwings, oystercatchers, and redshanks. At the foot of Parlick Hill and Fair Snape Fell blanket bog. Also near Beacon Fell Country Park

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Forest of Bowland Holiday Cottage accommodation in Lancashire

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