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THE start of the sum­ mer season walk by Clit­ heroe Naturalist’s Soci­ ety saw 13 members and friends taking the path to Brungerley Weir for a short stop to admire Waddow Hall on the op­ posite bank of the River Ribble. They followed the


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Ribble Way to Edis- ford Bridge which they crossed over to reach the other bank and continued through to Siddows, here another short stop to enjoy the lovely weathre and beautiful scenery. The first hint of blue­


bells were showing in the woodland nearby and the birds noted on the river were heron, mallard, goosanders, sandmartins and common sandpipers. Continuing over the


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away from the river the party joined Malkin Lane. The blackthorn blossom appeared as though it had been snowing and the celandines looted as if they had been waxed. Onwards towards Mit-


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ton a stop for lunch was made at the beautiful church after which every­ one enjoyed a look round the church and grounds b e fo re crossing the bridge to join the Ribble Way again. TTiey had time to watch


the sandmartins along the flat at Mitton and quite a number of heron, a couple of Canada geese were on the lookout for suitable nesting sites. On towards Clitheroe


fields one or two lap­ wings were seen with the smaller birds being scat­ tered when a sparrow- hawk passsed over being mobbed by sandmartins.


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