Places to see birds
 | If you go birdwatching in the Airedale & Bradford area, we would be delighted to hear about your favourite haunts. More... |
 | This walk was taken from the 'Birdwatching Walks in the Yorkshire Dales' by Brendan Threlfall. See separate article for details of this book. More... |
 | A walk along the canal and river between Bingley and Saltaire can sometimes result in some unusual sightings. More... |
 | This woodland, managed by the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, supports a wide range of bird and animal life. More... |
 | Created on a floodplain in the Kirkstall Valley, a recognised 'flyway' for wildfowl and waders on migration, the wetland habitats constructed here complements the nearby River Aire and the Leeds & Liverpool Canal Site of Special Scientific Interest. More... |
 | Birdwatching walks in the Yorkshire Dales by Brendan Threlfall More... |
 | You should park at the roadside by Glovershaw Farm, sited on the road between Eldwick and Baildon. Then walk about 200 yards in the direction of Eldwick to follow a track on the northside leading to Golcar Farm. More... |
An easily accessible site high on the hill (954 ft above sea level) about 1¼ miles north-west of Keighley. It consists of 6 acres of water surrounded by a level tarmac path. One lap of the tarn is about 550 yards (1km) and there are no gates or stiles to interrupt your walk. More... |