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Specialities |
| Lesser
Spotted Woodpecker |
| Great
Spotted Woodpecker |
| Green
Woodpecker |
| Nuthatch |
| Jay |
| Treecreeper |
| Grey
Wagtail |
| Wood
Warbler |
| Goldcrest |
| Woodcock |
| Sparrow
Hawk |
| Grey
Heron |
| Moorhen |
Lesser
Spotted Woodpecker
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Birding
in and around Shipley Glen can be quite rewarding. You would expect to
see most common species in a stroll through the woods and the open moorland
offers a fine contrast with good views of upland birds. Nuthatch has established
itself in the mature deciduous woodland along with all three woodpeckers,
Treecreeper and Jay. The fields and upland above the Glen offer habitat
for Curlew, Lapwing, Meadow Pipit and Reed Bunting in summer and Fieldfare,
Redwing and Mistle Thrush in winter.
Notable
Sightings - 2004 |
| Winter 2004 A roost of 14 Grey Heron. |
| Summer
2004 Moorhen bred on the Glen dam |
| Summer
2004 Nine Jays (a high total for the area). |
Notable
Sightings - 2005 |
| 10th
January and 8th February 2005 Female Lesser Spotted Woodpecker near
the Mobile Homes Park on the west side of the Glen. |
| 26th
December 2005 12 Goldcrests |
| 28th
December 2005 8 Reed Buntings off the Glen Road. |
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