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Unusual for me a child free Bank Holiday weekend so getting the binos out. After very early morn to beat the tide at Moore this afternoon I thought the Manchester Mosses were well overdue a good explore.

Full route - New Moss Wood CP over to the Glaze at Wolden Hall. Last week I was there looking for Chanel Wagtail so I though another look and when I was stood next to Holdcroft Lane a Corn Bunting landed on the wires and started singing away. Quite a few Yellow and Pied Wagtails around the Glaze Brook. Hunkering on back to go round the South side of Little Wolden Moss juvenile Linnets, Goldfinch and Swallows were present. LWM NR was fairly quiet; a few Willow Warbler, Black-headed Gulls and a couple Shoveler.

Decided to try a new bit of the mosses and head for Astley Moss to go and look over the sand pits. Well the public footpath was almost impassable due to weeds and nettles from Rindle Road to the railway crossing nettles and weeds up to my knees and I've the stings to prove it. But manged to find a view point over the pits and Oystercatcher (1), Great Black-backed (2), Lesser Black-backed (7) Herring (1) and Black-headed Gulls (20+) were my reward, plus two Shelduck. Back over the railway to Chat Moss gorgeous female Marsh Harrier. Couple Buzzards drifting about and high up Swifts (5).

Back past the farms zig-zagging through past Haphzibah Farm and onto Cadishead Moss more Yellow and Pied Wagtails, more Swallos than I seem to remember in recent years, three or four per field and a couple House Martins also. Sweetest sight, a juvenile Lapwing which must have been taking its first flights, comically getting airborne flying a few yards, doing a barrel roll then falling to the ground, but getting further and higerh each flight. I do believe it was using the Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy method of flying, viz; "There is an art, it says, or rather, a knack to flying. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss. Pick a nice day, it suggests, and try it."



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Little Woolden Moss LWTNR East

5 Oystercatcher

14 Lapwing

1 Curlew

1 Great Black-Backed Gull

1 Coot

2 Hobby @ 1225

3 Shoveler.



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Chat Moss

4 Skylark

7 Lapwing

12 Willow Warbler

1 Marsh Harrier...Male

1 Marsh Harrier...Female

2 Little Egret

2 Teal...Male

1 Sedge Warbler

4 Gadwall

1 Oystercatcher

 



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Little Woolden Moss + Glaze

2 Little Egret

2 Swift

2 Mute Swan

1 Yellow Wagtail

4 Swallow

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR West

13 Willow Warbler

12 Lapwing

1 Water Rail

2 Tufted Duck

6 Sedge Warbler

95 Swift

1 House Martin

1 Reed Warbler

 

 



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190526 Carbon Landscape BBS 3 of 3 SJ6995

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

33 Willow Warbler

3 Sedge Warbler

15 Meadow Pipit

14 Linnet

29 Reed Bunting

1 Lesser Redpoll

1 Curlew

2 Oystercatcher

1 Marsh Harrier

 

 



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Irlam Moss

5 Swallow

2 Stock Dove

Chat Moss

44 Willow Warbler

2 Stonechat

4 Little Egret

21 Swift

8 Reed Bunting

2 Oystercatcher

2 Grey Partridge

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

11 Oystercatcher in one flock

 



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New Moss Wood

2 Garden Warbler in song

6 Willow Warbler

9 Blackcap

1 Sparrowhawk...Male

28 Wren

17 Robin

2 Jay

2 Great Spotted Woodpecker

1 Bullfinch

2 Reed Bunting

Great Woolden Hall/Glaze

1 Little Egret

19 Swallow...including 2 collecting Mud

27 House Sparrow

2 Sand Martin

3 Song Thrush

10 Linnet

Little Woolden Moss West/Glaze

3 Sedge Warbler

2 Yellow Wagtail

1 Channel Wagtail

2 Hobby @ 1305...sped through east west

1 Marsh Harrier @ 1255

1 Curlew in Display



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Barton Moss

10 House Martin

16 Swallow

2 Red Legged Partridge

2 Yellow Wagtail

10 Rook

1 Grey Partridge

8 Lapwing

8 Stock Dove

 



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Chat Moss

36 Swift

3 Stonechat

2 Yellow Wagtail

13 Lapwing

1 Wigeon...Drake

11 Skylark

 



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140526 including a Carbon Landscape BBS SJ6895

Little Woolden Moss/Glaze/LWMNR

12 Grey Heron

4 Gadwall

1 Curlew

4 Yellow Wagtail

45 Willow Warbler

10 Reed Bunting

7 Sedge Warbler

2 Reed Warbler

40 Swift

 

 

 



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Irlam Moss

2 Grey Partridge

6 Stock Dove

1 Curlew

1 Yellow Wagtail

11 Skylark

1 Stonechat

160 Starling

16 Lapwing + 2 Young

20 Swift

15 Swallow



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Irlam Moss

140 Starling including Young

2 Bullfinch

12 Swallow

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR with Ian Jenkinson

300 plus Swift moving west east

1 Hobby

1 Little Egret

2 Marsh Harrier



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Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

1 Garden Warbler in song

14 Swift

2 Sedge Warbler

21 Willow Warbler in song

2 Hobby @  1140

Great Woolden Moss

2 Curlew

 

 



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Cadishead Moss/Great Woolden Moss

22 Swallow

1 Yellow Wagtail

8 House Martin

26 House Sparrow

2 Shoveler

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

1 Cuckoo calling @ 1105

2 Stonechat in alarm

2 Sedge Warbler

2 Garden Warbler

12 Willow Warbler



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Irlam Moss

3 Yellow Wagtail

2 Yellowhammer

1 Oystercatcher

2 Grey Partridge

 



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Irlam Moss

2 Stonechat

6 Stock Dove

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

3 Ringed Plover

1 Willow Warbler collecting Nesting Material

1 Water Rail

4 Tufted Duck

6 Swift

 



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Astley Moss

2 Yellowhammer 

13 Willow Warbler

10 Reed Bunting

7 Meadow Pipit

Little Woolden Moss LWRNR

2 Hobby @1240

 

 

 



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A quick visit to LWM this morning before the heavy rain came in produced highlights of;
Blackcap
Cuckoo
Curlew
Garden Warbler
Hobby
Kestrel
Lapwing
Reed Bunting
Sedge Warbler
Shoveler
Stonechat
Whitethroat
Willow Warbler
Yellow Wagtail





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Little Woolden Moss

3 Yellowhammer

22 Lapwing

2 Red-Legged Partridge

1 Wheatear

2 Grey Partridge

1 Curlew

17 Skylark

5 Swift

4 Yellow Wagtail

 



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Irlam Moss

17 Swallow

6 Stock Dove

18 Rook

1 Red-Legged Partridge

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

1 Wigeon

4 Tufted Duck

1 Hobby @ 1300

8 Sedge Warbler

1 Grasshopper Warbler

24 Willow Warbler

 

 



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Barton Moss...the fallow area on FN49 destroyed taking with it nesting opportunities for Several Species...Reed Bunting/Yellow Wagtail/Skylark were all here last week...distinct possibility of  nests being destroyed 

2 Sand Martin

21 Swallow

8 House Martin

5 Skylark

FN55

1 Stonechat with food

1 Yellow Wagtail

3 Reed Bunting

FN7

1 Wheatear

1 Yellowhammer

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

8 Swift

1 Mediterranean Gull

 



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New Moss Wood

12 Whitethroat in song

2 Willow Tit

36 Lesser Redpoll

9 Willow Warbler in song

12 Garden Warbler in song

7 Blackcap in song

8 Chiffchaff

Cadishead Moss

4 Grey Partridge

Glaze

2 Little Egret

7 Swallow

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

2 Raven

1 Reed Warbler

2 Hobby @ 1220

 



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This evening, birds on Astley Moss along Rindle Road included:
Greylag Goose 6
Red-legged Partridge 6
Lapwing 20, which included a brood of 5 downy young in a tilled field
Oystercatcher 2
Yellow Wagtail 1
Yellowhammer 1 singing
Great Spotted Woodlpecker 1
Whitethroat 1

South of the railway a pair of Grey Partridge were along Astley Road, where two Mistle Thrush mobbed a Sparrowhawk

Little Woolden Moss:
Gadwall 1
Shoveler 1
Teal 1
Cuckoo 1 singing
Curlew 2
Oystercatcher 2
Lapwing 5 including a juvenile
Sedge Warbler 3 singing
Grasshopper Warbler 2 reeling
Garden Warbler 1 singing
Blackcap 2 singing
Willow Warbler 17 singing
1 Stonechat
3 Reed Bunting






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Highlights from Little Woolden Moss LWT lNR this morning. A wader fest:

4 Wood Sandpiper - which flew off east together with a Redshank
4 Sanderling over east
4 Golden Plover over east
2 Ringed Plover
1 Common Sandpiper
3 Redshank
2 Curlew
3 Oystercatcher
1 Channel Wagtail - male
3 Yellow Wagtail
1 White Wagtail
1 Hobby
1 Little Egret
1 Garden Warbler
2 Reed Warbler
2 Stonechat
2 Shoveler

Around the rest of the mosses -
1 Mediterranean Gull
3 Wheatear
3 Yellow Wagtail - 2m, 1f
2 Red-legged Partridge
4 Grey Partridge

Yesterday- LWM LWT NR -
1 Whimbrel



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The Greenshank was on the lower west pool, at LWTNR Woolden Moss, that runs beside the footpath at 1115hrs today.

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Greenshank on the floods on Astley Moss East this late afternoon.



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Saturday 2nd May 2026. 09:30 - 12:30 hrs.

West of Little Woolden Moss NR - section of River Glaze - Moss Lane - Whitegate Farm - Red House Farm - Polytunnels - clockwise circuit of Little Woolden Moss NR

Sightings included:

Yellow Wagtail (2)
Grey Wagtail (2)
Pied Wagtail (4)
Swallow (3)
Sedge Warbler (3)
Reed Warbler (2)
Reed Bunting (4)
Whitethroat (5)
Goldcrest (1)
Greenfinch (2)
Great Spotted Woodpecker (1)
Skylark (5)
Grey Heron (2)
Little Egret (2)
Willow Warbler (12)
Lapwing (24)
Curlew (1)
Goldfinch (15)

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Irlam Moss

1 Yellow Wagtail

70 Rook

2 Swallow

1 Yellowhammer

1 Song Thrush in song

Cadishead Moss

12 Lapwing with 6 recently hatched young noted

2 Yellow Wagtail

14 Skylark

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

1 Garden Warbler in song

11 Willow Warbler in song

2 Hobby @ Noon

2 Mediterranean Gull Flying over

 

 



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Little Woolden Moss

2 Yellowhammer

23 Lapwing

3 Yellow Wagtail

4 Lesser Redpoll

1 Mediterranean Gull

3 Wheatear

1 Lapwing nest saved by the farmer who ploughed round it...not an untypical act by the farmers of this part of the Mosslands...an example to all!



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Irlam Moss

25 Rook

1 Yellowhammer in song

17 Swallow

1 Wheatear

80 Rook

Chat Moss

18 Willow Warbler in song

2 Lesser Redpoll

2 Greylag Geese

2 Bullfinch

1 Yellowhammer

 



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Irlam Moss

7 Yellow Wagtail

13 Swallow

5 Wheatear

2 Raven

2 Yellowhammer

1 Cetti's Warbler

1 Shoveler

2 Shelduck

 



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Little Woolden Moss

3 Yellow Wagtail

2 Wheatear

2 Swallow

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

1 Reed Warbler

6 Sedge Warbler

45 Willow Warbler 

9 Whitethroat

1 Grasshopper Warbler

12 Reed Bunting

9 Meadow Pipit

2 Mediterranean Gull Flying Over @ 1120

2 Hobby both noted @ 1130+1310

4 Swallow

 



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Barton Moss

10 Skylark in song

5 Yellow Wagtail

1 Little Ringed Plover

8 Lapwing

7 House Martin

12 Swallow

2 Grey Partridge

Chat Moss

12 Stock Dove

2 Rook

1 Wheatear

 



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Irlam Moss

27 Starling

1 Grey Partridge

3 Yellow Wagtail

1 Yellowhammer in song

Cadishead Moss FN29

14 Lapwing...these having returned to breed here for first time in years as this year it was Spring Sown....BUT SADLY the 'crop' looks like silage

meaning this field is following the adjacent fields into driving out farmland breeding birds from this area of the moss too as silage is a nest destroyer par-excellence...

the Yellow Wagtails which have survived here as the crops were cereals will too disappear.....the Yellowhammer 'might survive as the field ditch on the land owned on the Irlam farmland doesn't shave his ditches to a No1 cut but leaves it in a wildlife friendly overgrown...still drains---and YH can breed there...it doesn't take much to save nature just a tad of thought!

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

1 Hobby @1145

2 Curlew.

 



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Little Woolden Moss with one of my old WEA Groups

2 Yellowhammer

1 Whimbrel (in another field from one noted yesterday)

3 Grey Partridge

2 Red-Legged Partridge

2 Yellow wagtail

9 Wheatear

4 Stock Dove



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Little Woolden Moss FN56/57/64 with a Group from Hale U3A

13 Wheatear

22 Lapwing

3 Yellow Wagtail

1 Whimbrel (Thanks to Dave Stewart)

a check of Little Woolden Moss LWTNR also gave

1 Marsh Harrier 

1 Hobby



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Irlam Moss

36 Rook

Chat Moss

26 Willow Warbler in song

6 Teal

1 Marsh Harrier...Female

Whilst on Chat Moss had a phone call @ approx 1000 from Ian Jenkinson that 2 Common Crane were flying towards Croxden (FN65) but I couldn't see them as was within tree cover...checked in Astley area but didn't catch up with them...but did note a Common Tern with a fish flying in the Pennington Flash direction..

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR...with Dave Stewart

1 Hobby @1235

 

 

 



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Little Woolden Moss LWTNR...after a morn at Woolston with a Group

1 Marsh Harrier

9 Willow Warbler in song

4 Mute Swan (originally noted by Ian Jenkinson)

11 Lapwing

1 Oystercatcher.



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Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

2 Yellowhammers were seen near the West side car park, 1 was later heard singing
there too.
A Blackcap was also singing from bushes near there, and a pair of Goldfinches were
were seen nearby.
1m+1f Kestrels were seen over the moss, at one point I had a Hobby and a Kestrel
in view through my bins at the same time. It appeared that the male Kestrel challenged
the Hobby and tried to chase it off, but the former was outmatched straight away and
gave up.
The Hobby seemed to be rehearsing catching dragonflies or hirundines in flight,
or simply giving such a breath taking display as to announce that the maestro flyer is back.
A Buzzard was seen flying onto a fence post by the former turf fields, now containing
sheep, but the raptor was soon flushed by a crow, just as I was about to take a photo.
Even in the early afternoon the path along the Southern boundary was filled with
Willow Warbler song, spring is well and truly back. A Chiffchaff gave a burst of song along
the Western edge of the moss, but you really know what you've missed all winter when
it's slightly larger cousin opens up.
At least 2 Ravens were seen over moss, but no sign of any harriers.
The area around the large shallow pool by the path on the South side of the moss held
a pair of Oystercatchers, a dozen Black-headed Gulls and a couple of pairs of Lapwings.
A pair of Lesser Blacked-backed Gulls, in absolute pristine plumage appeared to be
viewing potential nest-sites on the moss.





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Little Woolden Moss

33 Willow Warbler in song

4 Raven

12 Lapwing

2 Curlew

2 Garden Warbler

14 Linnet

1 Sedge Warbler

Little Woolden Moss

3 Yellow Wagtail

2 Grey Partridge

3 Wheatear

 

 

 



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Little Woolden Moss

2 Yellowhammer

2 White Wagtail

19 Skylark

3 Grey Partridge

24 Lapwing

11 Wheatear

1 Curlew

Glaze

2 Little Egret

2 Swallow

21 Sand Martin

 

 



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Barton Moss

3 Yellow Wagtail

6 Wheatear

3 Reed Bunting

15 Lapwing

21 Skylark

1 Kingfisher

6 Swallow

Chat Moss

2 Grey Partridge

1 Yellow Wagtail

9 Skylark

12 Lapwing

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

1 Water Rail

14 Lapwing

2 Shoveler

1 Curlew

 

 

 



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This morning 2 x Grasshopper Warblers, 2 x Wheatear, 2 x Curlew, 1 x Yellowhammer, 1 x Tree Sparrow.

However bird of my day or even bird of the year for me was a Wood Sandpiper on the Eastern pools. Initially half hidden by a post then flushed by 2 x Oystercatcher and finally seen feeding in clear view. Observed for approx 30 mins before disappearing. Heat haze made photos tricky.



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Early morning walk around LWTNR Little Woolden Moss. 3 Sedge Warblers all along the west side boundary. 4 Grasshopper Warblers along the west and southern edges. 2 Garden Warblers 1 in each corner of the southern side. 2 Shelduck, 2 Curlew, 3 Oystercatchers. 1 Marsh Harrier 2 x pairs of Stonechat. 1 Whimbrel in field 56 still present at 1205hrs. 2 Wheatears in field beside the polytunnels.

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Astley Moss

4 Blackcap in song

22 Willow Warbler in song

18 Meadow Pipit

1 Stonechat male

4 Snipe

1 Yellowhammer in song

2 Red-Legged Partridge

Irlam Moss

34 Rook

2 Swallow

2 Curlew

2 Oystercatcher

Chat Moss

2 Raven

6 Willow Warbler

1 Goldcrest

 



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Little Woolden Moss + Glaze During a Carbon Landscape Breeding Bird Survey SJ6895

6 Sand Martin

3 Yellow Wagtail

2 Swallow

1 Curlew

1 White Wagtail

6 Wheatear

2 Yellowhammer

2 Grey Partridge

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

39 Willow Warbler in song

 



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Barton Moss

2 Grey Partridge

8 Wheatear

10 Lapwing

1 Yellowhammer

9 Skylark

1 Marsh Harrier

Chat Moss

1 Garden Warbler

1 Marsh Harrier

2 Curlew

4 Greylag Geese

4 Oystercatcher

 



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Irlam Moss

14 Rook

6 Herring Gull

Chat Moss

9 Lapwing

6 Skylark

44 Willow Warbler in song

6 Teal

3 Oystercatcher

1 Coot

28 Stock Dove

 

 



-- Edited by Dave Steel on Sunday 19th of April 2026 09:04:51 PM



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Chat Moss

1 Yellowhammer 

1 Stonechat

Little Woolden Moss LWTNR

3 Swallow

1 Curlew

2 Rook

7 Reed Buntin

21 Willow Warbler in song

1 Siskin

2 Snipe

4 Lesser Redpoll

1 Yellowhammer



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Little Woolden Moss including the Glaze

2 Male Mandarin Duck

1 Kingfisher

1 Grey Wagtail

16 Skylark

22 Lapwing

19 Wheatear

3 Yellow Wagtail

1 Little Egret

10 Sand Martin

4 Gadwall

 

 



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