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East Yorkshire
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Bridlington
Birdwatching
Sailing from Bridlington Harbour with the RSPB aboard the famous MV Yorkshire Belle is a chance to get nose-to-beak with the stars of the show on an incredible wildlife adventure.
Beverley
Park
Beverley Westwood is an open space on the edge of Beverley, it is an ideal area for families to enjoy. Cattle and sheep roam freely grazing on the pastures throughout the summer months.
Bempton
Nature Reserve
Home to nearly half a million seabirds, including puffins and the UK's largest seabird, the gannet. Seabird Centre housing information on the wildlife on the cliffs, gift shop, food and drink counter. Events and activities all year round.
Hornsea
Nature Reserve
Hornsea Mere is the largest freshwater lake in Yorkshire and the final remnant of a huge wetland that once featured many smaller meres and marshy areas.
Hollym
Nature Reserve
The reserve covers an area of lagoons, sand dunes and shingle which is constantly changing. This is an example of a habitat which is rare in Britain and makes Beacon Lagoons an important place for wildlife.
Hessle
Country Park
The Humber Bridge Country Park Local Nature Reserve is a haven for people and wildlife set amongst woods, meadows and ponds.
Howden
Nature Reserve
A range of habitats associated with flood meadows and ponds. Picnic area, boardwalk and paths.
Long Lane
Nature Reserve
Beverley Parks is a 49 acre local nature reserve featuring an orchard, a small wood and two fields which are being restored to traditional parkland landscape.
Malton
Nature Reserve
A species rich chalk grassland, Wharram Quarry is home to many of the characteristic flowering plants that thrive on the thin Wolds soil. Butterflies and buzzards that nest in the nearby woods.
Hornsea
Park
Hall Garth Park is a large park surrounding the centre of Hornsea.
Allerthorpe
Nature Reserve
Allerthorpe Common lies on river and lake sands, which were deposited during the last glacial period 10,000 years ago. The soils are acidic. A variety of habitats, including wet and dry heath, mire, grassland and woodland have formed here.
Bridlington
Nature Reserve
Flamborough Cliffs is a coastal reserve, ranging from cliff top grassland and spectacular chalk cliffs to rocky shore and sandy beach. It is a wonderful reserve on which to see huge numbers of breeding seabirds.
Spurn Head
Nature Reserve
East Yorkshire's only National Nature Reserve, this dynamic location owned by Yorkshire`s Wildlife Trust provides feeding for thousands of birds throughout the year. Enjoy a peaceful mid week walk along the peninsula.
Paull
Nature Reserve
Initially created as part of a flood risk management scheme, the 45 hectares of mudflats and 35 hectares of saltmarsh found at Paull Holme Strays support a diverse array of birds all year round.
Driffield
Nature Reserve
The reserve is an active Yorkshire Water Treatment Works supplying Hull from two huge reservoirs protected for wildfowl. Overlooked by a wildlife centre, it is surrounded by wetlands and woodlands with 270 species of bird recorded.
B1255 Bridlington to Flamborough
Architectural Interest
Flamborough Outer Headland forms part of one of the finest stretches of coastland in the East. This unique sea and cliff environment is protected as a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Market Weighton
Nature Reserve
Kiplingcotes Chalk Pit nature reserve lies on this ten mile footpath between Beverley and Market Weighton, great for orchids and butterflies in midsummer. A walk to the top of this old quarry will reward with lovely views back along the valley.
Patrington
Nature Reserve
Visit Hodgson's Fields in summer when visitors such as grasshopper warbler, sedge warbler and whitethroat can be seen in addition to yellowhammer, reed bunting, tree sparrow and linnet.
Goole
Nature Reserve
1 reception hide, 6 viewing hides overlooking intertidal reedbed and lagoons. Different birds presents all year round, can be seen close up from hides.
Eastrington
Nature Reserve
It's hard to believe that this peaceful nature reserve and fishing lake was once the most industrial area of Eastrington. Large lakes, shallow 'borrow' pits and grassy areas border a remnant of the disused Hull to Barnsley rail line.