B    Caldene Fields SE165286   This area incorporating Caldene Fields, Raw Nook Nature Reserve and Toad Holes Beck are located at Low Moor in South Bradford. Caldene Fields is eight acres in size and is adjacent to Raw Nook. The flora of the site is predominately old meadow with a scattered of Hawthorn bushes.

E   Hirstwood, Shipley  The wooded ares of Hirstwood on the south side of the River Aire and Bull Copy Woods to the north provides the birder with an opportunity to see a good range of woodland species such as Nuthatch, Treecreeper, Jay, Great Spotted Woodpecker and Sparrow Hawk.  This area has long been an established site for the elusive Lesser Spotted Woodpecker and Bull Copy Woods and the nearby Coach Road at the bottom of Shipley Glen are good places to watch for this bird.  However, there have been many fewer sightings since 2010 and the species is now considered to be almost extinct in this part of the Aire Valley. Kingfisher can be seen along the canal and River Aire in addition to Common Sandpiper, Goosander and Dipper which can often be seen on the river, particularly near the sewage works at Dowley Gap and at the weir where the beck emerges from Shipley Glen.  A large roost of Grey Herons can be seen throughout the autumn and winter on the 'muck-heap' to the north of Bull Copy Woods.  Up 20 birds gather here when the river is in full flow.

F   Harold Park Lake, Wibsey Birds found in and around the lakes include Coot, Great Crested Grebe, Mute Swan, Tufted Duck, Moorhen, and Mallard, and around the park Mistle Thrush, Blackbird, Redwing, Blue Tit, Chaffinch and Wood Pigeon.