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Description
The River Blyth estuary has intertidal mudflats and the river itself attracts waders and wildfowl, especially during migration. Among the birds you can encounter are Tadorne de Belon, Eider à duvet, Huîtrier pie, Vanneau huppé, Grand Gravelot, Bécasseau maubèche, Bécasseau variable, Bécasseau cocorli, Bécasseau minute, Courlis cendré, Courlis corlieu, Chevalier guignette and Barge rousse. In recent years, there has been a noticeable spring pre-breeding gathering of Avocette élégante in March and April. Recent rarities include a Bécasseau à cou roux from 5-7 June 2021. At the east end of the site, the old Bates Colliery works have been reclaimed, and offer some small freshwater pools and shrub habitat that are attracting a range of warblers and finches.
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On street parking on side streets to the north of A193, around Cowpen; most space on Cowley Road (at the P on the map), some limited options for roadside parking further west along Coniston Road and Ennerdale Road, but take care not to block factory entrances, or limit viewing on curved sections. Some roadside parking also on Chain Ferry Road, the next road to the east. Bus services 1, 2 and X8 pass nearby.