The rare bird drawing visitors from across UK to hidden Warrington reserve
The elusive black-necked grebe has made Woolston Eyes one of the UK’s most important destinations for birdwatchers.
Each spring, as the birds return to breed, enthusiasts flock to the reserve in the hope of spotting the species at one of the very few places in Britain where it can be reliably seen.
With the national population numbering just a few dozen pairs, Woolston Eyes now holds the largest breeding colony in the country, turning this unlikely patch of wetland into a must-visit site...
Each spring, as the birds return to breed, enthusiasts flock to the reserve in the hope of spotting the species at one of the very few places in Britain where it can be reliably seen.
With the national population numbering just a few dozen pairs, Woolston Eyes now holds the largest breeding colony in the country, turning this unlikely patch of wetland into a must-visit site...