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Leighton Moss Nature Reserve (Carnforth)Newest Review: ... an area of land on a peninsula between the Villages of Arnside and Silverdale, near Carnforth, approximately ten miles to the north of Morecambe and just to the south of where the Lake District National Park begins. Leighton Moss is most famous for its Bird life and there are several species of Bird that breed here at their most northerly locations in Britain. These include Marsh Harrier, ... more |
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by micksheff - written on 10/01/08 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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Leighton Moss is an area of extensive reed beds and salt marshes near Morecambe in Lancashire. It is the largest remaining habitat of its type in the north west of England and the whole site is owned and managed by the RSPB (Royal Society for the Protection of Birds). I have some very fond memories of this Nature Reserve as a young Child, when my Parents used to bring me here en route to our holidays in the Lake District. This vast expanse of reed beds was always something magical to me, with its footpaths that cut between these reeds, which at over ten feet high must have appeared huge when I was so small. In later life I have visited similar ...
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