The Wildlife of
Druridge Pools

 
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About Druridge Pools

National Trust LinkThe National Trust own several areas of the north-east coast in Northumberland and County Durham. These include Druridge Pools, which is particularly good place for birds and the dunes are fantastic for butterflies and moths. Click on the Oak Leaf to see the National Trust's website for the north-east coast.

My visits here are from 2020 onwards

New Species


September 2023Tue 19thWillow Tit

August 2023Thu 31stCommon Marbled Carpet

June 2023Wed 28thBright Bell Moth

May 2023Fri 19thBar-headed Goose
Thu 18thNetted Slug

January 2023Thu 5thTurnstone

December 2022Sat 3rdFirecrest

October 2022Thu 20thGoldcrest

September 2022Sun 11thRedstart

August 2022Mon 22ndCommon Sandpiper

Two Legs
(ie. Birds)

Six Legs
(eg. Insects)

Other Legged
(eg. Mammals)

Birds of PreyWoodpeckers, Kingfisher and CuckooWarblers, Crests and Flycatchers
Tits, Nuthatches and Tree CreepersDippers, Dunnocks, Wrens and StarlingsWaders
Larks, Pipits and WagtailsCorvidsDucks, Grebes and Coots
Herons, Egrets, Cranes and BitternsFinches and BuntingsPigeons and Pheasants
Geese and SwansGullsFulmar, Gannet, Petrels and Shearwaters
Swallow, Swift and MartinsThrushes and ChatsAuks
TernsDivers