Brinton
Probably best known for the Snowdrops at Brinton Hall a very under visited area by birdwatchers. It should have a reasonable range of birds as the hall boasts a lake and two streams meet just east of the village. This plus several wooded plantations around the area should provide a good range of habitats. A footpath beside Brinton Grange on the Stody Road offers a river side walk across to Thornage.
- Species recorded
- 111
- Visitors
- 22
What you might see
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Eurasian Woodcock
Typically seen Nov–Apr
Last seen 107d ago
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Marsh Tit
Recorded fairly regularly here
Last seen 34d ago
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Egyptian Goose
Typically seen Nov–Jun
Last seen 91d ago
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Grey Heron
Recorded on 18% of visits
Last seen 74d ago
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Fieldfare
Typically seen Oct–Apr
Last seen 1 year ago
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European Green Woodpecker
Recorded on 17% of visits
Last seen 1 year ago
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Great Spotted Woodpecker
Recorded on 15% of visits
Last seen 91d ago
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Grey Wagtail
An occasional visitor to this spot
Last seen 128d ago
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Redwing
Recorded on 8% of visits
Last seen 128d ago
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Western Cattle Egret
Seen here 5 times in the last 3 years
Last seen 1 year ago