Spring wildlife
From bluebells to birdsong, find out where to spot spring wildlife in Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside.
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Unmissable winter wildlife spectacles and where to see them
From starling murmurations at Brockholes to resplendent short-eared owls in full flight at Lunt Meadows, here are some of the top winter wildlife spectacles you can see in our region this season…
Where to see starling murmurations
Starling murmurations are one of nature’s greatest showcases. Witnessing one for the first time can take your breath away – there are few things quite like seeing hundreds or even thousands of…
Wildlife
Learn all about our fascinating local wildlife and where you can see it!
Spring cleaning
Kirsty Tyler shares some of her spring cleaning jobs that will help our wildlife out this season.
Owls in Lancashire: Different species and where to see them
There is something mysterious and magical about owls: those saucer-like eyes and that graceful, ghostly flight. Seeing one in the wild is unforgettable, so why not try to spot one?
Seasonal wildlife
Plan a wild year ahead with our seasonal guides to the wildlife you can see, and where, across our region.
Meet the reptiles of the North West (and find out where to see them)
Scaly creatures might not be the first thing that springs to mind when you think about UK wildlife, but scaly creatures we have, even here in the North West of England.
Top Tips for a Wildlife-Friendly Garden This Spring
Spring has arrived, and with it comes a new opportunity to help our wildlife. Thankfully, as the weather warms up, you only need to step out the back door to make a difference.
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Wildlife guides
Download our handy wildlife guides and find out what to see each season, how to garden for wildlife and much more.
Wildlife Travel
Planning an unforgettable wildlife-themed trip or holiday? Book your adventure through Wildlife Travel and you will be supporting Lancashire Wildlife Trust!
Sand martin
The tiny, brown-and-white sand martin is a common summer visitor to the UK, nesting in colonies on rivers, lakes and flooded gravel pits. It returns to Africa in winter.