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A really nice place for a stroll and not too big, a walk around the lake doesn't take too long, but offeres quite a lot to see.
Flanked by woodland, on two sides, it attracts a great variety of wildlife, including many songbirds and a range of waterfowl. Here are some photos taken on my visit there today. |
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I wouldn't spend the whole day there. I would probably be there for a couple of hours whilst Matt pops into work ,may make a change. I'll see though when I next visit, depends on his availability to entertain his mum
. Looks nice though. Mind you my next visit will be in the summer so the lake could be teaming with wildlife. |
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Thames valley birds - Places to visit for Wildlife This section is for members to tell a little about the places they found interesting and worth a visit. Maiden Erlegh Lake
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