...Bearded Tits bred at the site in 2011 and successfully reared one young. [[Water Rail]], [[Eurasian Hobby|Hobby]], [[European Stonechat|Stonechat]], [[Cetti
...Dove]], [[Rose-ringed Parakeet]], [[Shore Lark]], [[Eurasian Skylark]], [[Water Pipit]], [[Rock Pipit]], [[Meadow Pipit]], [[Grey Wagtail]], [[Yellow Wagta
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[[Muskrat]], [[Water Vole]].
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There are numerous drainage dykes and areas of extensive open water in the adjacent sewage works where terns nest on artificial islands.
...ly present. [[Great Bittern]] is a rare but regular winter visitor as is [[Water Pipit]].
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Brown Hare, Water Vole, Harvest Mouse, Badger, Red Fox,
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...ugh the park this river rushes through deep valleys and ravines with white-water rapids and waterfalls. In some parts the river flows more slowly and passes
...d [[Elk]], [[Brown Bear]], [[Red Fox]], [[Mountain Hare]] and [[Grey-sided Vole]].
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...[Common Buzzard]], [[Common Kestrel]], [[Merlin]], [[Peregrine Falcon]], [[Water Rail]], [[Eurasian Oystercatcher]], [[Northern Lapwing]], [[Common Snipe]],
...[Wood Mouse]] and the [[Skomer Vole]], a distinct subspecies of the [[Bank Vole]], larger and paler than those on the mainland.
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Mammals are well represented with [[Water Vole]], [[Common Shrew|Common]] and [[Pygmy Shrew]]. [[Roe Deer|Roe]] and [[Red
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...lin]] are among the most numerous but around twenty species can be seen. [[Water Rail]] is resident and can be seen with patience and luck.
...[Common Kestrel]], [[Merlin]], [[Northern Hobby]], [[Peregrine Falcon]], [[Water Rail]], [[Common Moorhen]], [[Eurasian Coot]], [[Little Ringed Plover]], [[
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...n Skylark]], [[Western House Martin]], [[Tree Pipit]], [[Meadow Pipit]], [[Water Pipit]], [[Grey Wagtail]], [[Pied Wagtail]], [[White-throated Dipper]], [[E
...lpine Marmot]], [[Chamois]], [[Brown Bear]], [[Eurasian Lynx]] and [[Tatra Vole]]. The area is also rich in endemic and relict species of flora and inverte
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Breeding species include [[Common Teal]], [[Water Rail]], [[Common Snipe]], [[Eurasian Curlew]] and [[Common Redshank]] among
...], [[Common Kestrel]], [[Merlin]], [[Peregrine Falcon]], [[Red Grouse]], [[Water Rail]], [[Common Moorhen]], [[Eurasian Coot]], [[Common Snipe]], [[Whimbrel
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...r woodland. A new area of the reserve has been developed as a marsh / open water area.
...]], [[Peregrine Falcon]], [[Red-legged Partridge]], [[Common Pheasant]], [[Water Rail]], [[Moorhen]], [[Common Coot]], [[Northern Lapwing]], [[Common Ringed
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...ere, [[Common Kingfisher]] is usually present all year as is the elusive [[Water Rail]]. [[Common Tern]] have been encouraged to nest on an artificial islan
...red Owl]] and [[Great Grey Shrike]] are now very unusual visitors here. [[Water Pipit]] is a regular winter attraction.
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This Yorkshire Water owned reserve is made up of two large reservoirs and a series of other poo
...]], [[Peregrine Falcon]], [[Red-legged Partridge]], [[Common Pheasant]], [[Water Rail]], [[Moorhen]], [[Common Coot]], [[Spotted Crake]], [[Northern Lapwing
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...n Swallow]], [[Western House Martin]], [[Tree Pipit]], [[Meadow Pipit]], [[Water Pipit]], [[Yellow Wagtail]], [[Common Wren]], [[Dunnock]], [[Eurasian Robin
...untjac]] ''Muntiacus reevesi'', [[Brown Hare]] ''Lepus capensis'', [[Water Vole]] ''Arvicola terrestris'', [[Harvest Mouse]] ''Micromys minutus'' and three
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...[Peregrine Falcon]], [[Eurasian Hobby]], [[Moorhen]], [[Eurasian Coot]], [[Water Rail]], [[Eurasian Oystercatcher]], [[Little Ringed Plover]], [[Common Ring
...sometimes be seen in the area include red fox, bown hare, weasel and water vole, and grass snakes can sometimes be found in the ponds.
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...[[Reed Bunting]], [[Canada Goose]], [[Gadwall]], [[Northern Shoveler]], [[Water Rail]], [[European Herring Gull]], [[Lesser Black-backed Gull]], [[Common W
Otter, Bank Vole
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These are deep bodies of water with steep sides and little or no marginal vegetation or muddy fringes. Thi
Mink has been seen in the area but Water Vole can still be traced right up into the moorland catchment. Otter is not yet
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...acres of bullrush marsh at around 6000' of elevation, with pockets of open water that graduate into meadows and grasslands. Rocky slopes in the west rise t
...n Pocket Mouse]], [[Great Basin Kangaroo Rat]], [[Deer Mouse]], [[Mountain Vole]]
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The reedbeds hold [[Little Grebe]], [[Water Rail]] and [[Bearded Tit]], [[Reed Bunting]] and warblers. There is a large
...n Swallow]], [[Western House Martin]], [[Tree Pipit]], [[Meadow Pipit]], [[Water Pipit]], [[Rock Pipit]], [[Yellow Wagtail]], [[Grey Wagtail]], [[Pied Wagta
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...orbill]]. Ducks of a variety of species occur in large numbers on the open water and marshes and [[Glossy Ibis]] is regular. [[Hen Harrier]] and [[Short-ear
...an Wryneck]], [[Iberian Green Woodpecker]], [[Greater Short-toed Lark]], [[Water Pipit]], [[Meadow Pipit]], [[Red-throated Pipit]], [[Common Nightingale]],
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