Places to see birds
High Hoyland set aside land for Finches |
A nature reserve pn the southern bank of the River Ouse close to its confluence with the River Trent and up river from the the Humber Estuary. Year round birdwatching with many regular birds (see below). Avocets nest on the islands in the lagoons immediately in front of the Visitor Centre. More... |
 | A man made lake, which the birds have really taken to in a big way. More... |
 | The Golden Plovers, back and spectacular views of a kingfisher at waterpool hide. (29.09.07) More... |
 | Potteric Carr Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Reserve A reserve borne out of mining subsidence and the ponds and wetlands formed as a result. A wide range of wetland, farmland and garden birds can be seen including close ups for children at the bird feeding station. More... |
| An area of woodland adjacent to Doncaster Racecourse with a new Visitor Centre. There are wide paths, some of which can be muddy in wet weather, through the woodland and there is an 'extension' reached by a bridge over the railway. More... |
Flashes (flooded areas) formed by the River Don overflowing in flood. Wide range of breeding water birds. One hide is named the Kingfisher hide because the bird was often seen from that viewing point . More... |