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Billinge
The highest point in Merseyside, visit the
beacon, and a stroll through woodland and
farmland. Topped with a cuppa at Fir tree farm. |
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Childwall
Woods & the
Black Wood
Public
parks in the south of Liverpool, woodland and
meadows. |
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Court
Hey Park A public park in
Knowsley, home of The
National Wildflower Centre, and Landlife. (Broadgreen
or Roby Station) |
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Croxteth
Hall Country Park , A large
country park in the east of the city, former
seat of the Earl of Sefton. |
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Dibbinsdale
LNR & Eastham
Country
Park
Woodland, riverside, meadows, and a great
Mersey View point, 2 walks within 2 miles
of each other. (Bromborough
Station) |
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Fazakerley
Fields
In the
north of Liverpool an area of woodland,
grassland and recently established reed beds. (Fazakerley
Station) |
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Hale
Marsh, Hale
Duck Decoy & Pickering's Pasture
On the banks of
the River Mersey a few of miles to the South
East of Liverpool |
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Halewood
Country Park
Former
railway sidings now a country park just over the
city boundary in Knowsley. (Hunts
CrossStation
) |
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Liverpool
Parks Liverpool's municipal parks provide good
opportunities for birdwatching across the city. Calderstones
& Sefton Parks |
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Oglet
Bay A
readily accessible area of the middle estuary
with salt marsh and mud banks. |
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Pennington
Flash
Lakes, visitor centre, bird-watching hides
& nature trails. Leigh. |
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Rixton
pits & Risley Moss
|
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The
Coach Road & Siding Lane Nature Reserve Mossland
Walks between Kirkby and Bickerstaffe (Rainford
Station) |
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Tarbock
Hall/Dacres Bridge
Rural walk five minutes from the city boundary. |
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Taylor
Park
A public park in Eccleston, deciduous woodland,
lakes, visitor centre. |
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The
Sankey Valley
A
country park in St. Helens. (Garswood
Station) |
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Wigan
Flashes
Lakes, Canalside & nature trails. . |
