The Friends of Pickerings Pasture and Hale Duck Decoy
are a volunteer group who work with Halton Borough Council
to support, protect, develop and promote these nature reserves.
are a volunteer group who work with Halton Borough Council
to support, protect, develop and promote these nature reserves.
Our next WORK PARTY will be on Monday 14th February and every four weeks after that.
There are lots of jobs to be done, so hope to see as many of you as possible at 10am by the Visitors Centre.
** Please Remember that there may be some disruption to viewing at the hide or at other areas around the site
when workdays are in progress. **
There are lots of jobs to be done, so hope to see as many of you as possible at 10am by the Visitors Centre.
** Please Remember that there may be some disruption to viewing at the hide or at other areas around the site
when workdays are in progress. **
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LATEST PHOTOGRAPHS Updated 23/10/21
Use email only for Wildlife records & photographs: pickerings123@gmail.com
For all other issues please use garybroad50@gmail.com PICKERINGS PASTURE LOCAL NATURE RESERVE
Click on title below to read pages News from Pickerings Pasture LNR Updated 17th Jan
Hale Duck Decoy - Recent Events Updated Jan 22 The Pickering's Wildlife Garden Updated Nov 21 The Mammals at Pickerings Pasture Things to look for in Winter What is a Scrape Wild Goose Chase The Kingfisher. WeBS Counts - An Urgent Update Gallery of photos, both old and new. The Tidal Bore at Pickerings Pasture. The Peregrine Falcon.Black-tailed godwits Dunlins on the River Mersey The Ibis Pool, Hale - A brief history World Wetlands Day 
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You can also go to Google Earth and key in WA8 8LP as the location. |
Keep Pickerings Pasture safe.
As Covid 19 restrictions are lifted it is far more difficult for us all. Please respect all our visitors and keep a safe distance apart. Not everyone has the same ideas on safe limits, so please be respectful to all, whether you agree or not. It is not over yet! A good walk in the fresh air can do wonders for your mental wellbeing. But if you develop any symptoms please keep away from Pickerings Pasture for everyones sake. We wish you all well. 
The Friends of Pickerings Pasture and Hale Duck Decoy carry out a range of volunteer activities at both venues. These tasks vary from painting the fences or picking up litter to full-scale conservation work: depending upon the season, ability and necessity. We have started to meet regularly again - see above for the next work party dates.
We work alongside Halton Borough Council but remain an independent group. There is a Donation Post in the car park and all gifts are very welcome and are used solely for the benefit of the sites. Thank you to those who contribute. HALE DUCK DECOY
 The Decoy Pond
Conservation Work & other Recent Events Hale Duck Decoy - At Risk First Impressions Wildlife Photographs from Hale Duck Decoy Booking a Guided Walk Wildlife Past and Present on Hale Duck Decoy Old Glass Slides of Hale Duck Decoy The History of Hale Duck Decoy Restoration The flood 1990 Dredging the Pond and Moat Tidal Surge & Flooding 2013 The Freemen of Hale 
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