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Friday, February 24, 2017

RAPTOR WATCH-PARKGATE-SUNDAY 26TH MARCH 2017

Sunday 26 March
1 pm-dusk
Price: Free
Join us for a chance to see up to seven different birds of prey including peregrine and merlin, plus two types of owl that all make their home on the RSPB Dee Estuary nature reserve. With its panoramic views of the saltmarsh, Parkgate is one of the best places to watch for the birds hunting.
Stick around until dusk for a chance to see the graceful and endangered hen harriers flying into roost for the night on the marsh close to the Old Baths car park, plus a ghostly barn owl emerging to hunt.
No booking required, come along any time between 1 pm and sunset. Dress appropriately for the weather and don't forget your binoculars! Public toilets and various pubs and cafes are situated close by along Parkgate promenade.

Directions

The Old Baths car park, Parkgate (just north of The Boathouse pub)
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