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Gronk08
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Would love to hear how you get on, I will be staying that way at the end of Aug.
There is a nice looking RSPB reserve at Millom which has a Tern colony there plus looks good for waders.
Tim
Hi
I missed the last reserve sadly. We saw Gannet, quite a few Guillemots still on ledges which will probably go fledge soon. We saw two Razorbills, a distant Puffin and 0 Black Guillemots. We saw Peregrine twice, Ravens and still lots if Kittiwakes. Lots of Linnet, quite a few Stonechat and some Whitethroat. Not to forget a Rock Pipit.
It was an extremely beautiful day and a bit of a hike.
We did not know it was quite a walk to get to the viewing platforms. My friend was not well so did not want to over gm do it. A very beautiful day and a stunning place.
I missed the last reserve sadly. We saw Gannet, quite a few Guillemots still on ledges which will probably go fledge soon. We saw two Razorbills, a distant Puffin and 0 Black Guillemots. We saw Peregrine twice, Ravens and still lots if Kittiwakes. Lots of Linnet, quite a few Stonechat and some Whitethroat. Not to forget a Rock Pipit.
It was an extremely beautiful day and a bit of a hike.
We did not know it was quite a walk to get to the viewing platforms. My friend was not well so did not want to over gm do it. A very beautiful day and a stunning place.
Gronk08
Well-known member
Hi
Thanks for the info, I may give it a miss as I will have 4 year old in tow, she can walk a fair distance but not quite up to hiking yet.
Tim
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