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Bird Life at Angel of the North Fishing Lakes
Angel
of the North Fishing Lakes aims to preserve and introduce habitats for
all types of bird. Our current species list can be found below. If you
have visited Angel of the North Fishing Lakes and have spotted a bird
not already on the list then please let
us know!
To the right a pair of nesting mute swans can be seen with their cygnet - the first pair to breed at Angel of the North Fishing Lakes.
Blackbird |
Mistle Thrush |
Blue Tit |
Mute Swan |
Bulfinch |
Oystercatcher |
Canada Goose |
Pied Wagtail |
Chaffinch |
Redshank |
Coot |
Robin |
Collared Dove |
Skylark |
Grey Heron |
Song Thrush |
Grey Wagtail |
Sparrowhawk |
Goldfinch |
Snipe |
Great Tit |
Starling |
House Sparrow |
Swallow |
Heron |
Wood pigeon |
Jackdaw |
Wren |
Kestrel |
Yellowhammer |
Lapwing |
Yellow Wagtail |
Mallard |
The
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) is a UK charity working
to secure the environment for birds. Please visit the RSPB
website for more information (link opens in a new window).
The British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) also promotes bird conservation, mainly through volunteer-based surveys. The BTO website contains lots of useful information, including a list showing the status of individual species of those British birds for whom conservation is an issue (links open in new windows).
