GREATHAM CREEK

MAX MILES ON FOOT: 5 MIN TIME: 4 HOURS Superb birding in a post-industrial landscape Teesside is a magical place for birding, given the huge industrial complexes that surround it. The River Tees adds fresh water to the salt water brought in by the tide, giving a good variety of species. JOHN MILES WHERE TO WATCH 1 Park in the Natural England car park and walk up to the viewpoint screen to scan for waders, egrets and even Spoonbill. Look out for Marsh Harriers now breeding in the area but also Peregrine and Kestrel. Some of the waders like Redshank and Oystercatcher can be here all year round while migrants like Black-tailed Godwit, Curlew Sandpiper and Little Stint can drop in. 2 One of the best experiences with Common Seal…

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Bird Watching (Digital) - 1 Issue, January 2025

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