YWT Sprotbrough Flash Nature Reserve is located in Doncaster, South Yorkshire and is designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). A rich haven for a wide variety of Wildlife with diverse habitats comprising of Wetland, Open water, Ancient woodland, Plantation and Limestone grassland set in the heart of the Don Gorge Valley on the river Don and along the Trans Pennine trail (TPT). Displaying Great crested Grebe's. 194 bird species have been recorded at Sprotbrough

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A total of 194 bird species have been recorded at (YWT) Sprotbrough Flash since 1957 within a catchment area which comprises of the Flash, Pot ridings wood, Levitt hagg wood, Sprotbrough plantation, Limestone meadow, (TPT) Trans pennine trail and river Don at Sprotbrough. Additional areas where birds are known to travel into or through the catchment area have also been included for recording purposes. Listed below is part 1 of the comprehensive bird list ( click to expand ind

A total of 194 bird species have been recorded at (YWT) Sprotbrough Flash since 1957 within a catchment area which comprises of the Flash, Pot ridings wood, Levitt hagg wood, Sprotbrough plantation, Limestone meadow, (TPT) Trans pennine trail and river Don at Sprotbrough. Additional areas where birds are known to travel into or through the catchment area have also been included for recording purposes. Listed below is part 2 of the comprehensive bird list ( click to expand ind

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December sightings. Geese returned to the Flash during December with c230 Greylags and 6 Canada geese recorded on the field with 50 Pink feet geese recorded passing over on the 13th. The resident pair of Mute swans are known to be aggressive and was generally tolerant of the en-masse arrival of geese until a new pair of Mute swans dropped in on the 19th. The pair which hadn't been seen previously on the Flash prompted a swift response from the resident pair who immediately ej

Sprotbrough flash a popular Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve (YWT) is located in Doncaster, South Yorkshire. A Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) Sprotbrough flash NR is a rich haven for a wide variety of wildlife with a diverse habitat comprising of Wetland, Open water, Woodland and Limestone meadow in the heart of the Don Gorge Valley on the Trans pennine trail (TPT) and along the river Don. Birds of Sprotbrough flash: https://www.wildlifeandtravel.com/post/

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