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Fylingdales Moor

North York Moors

● Manages three nature reserves - in Norfolk, Somersetand Yorkshire

● Offers advice on land management to farmersand other landowners to create a better future for allbirds of prey

● Carries out research projects to improveunderstanding of these special birds

● Encourages everyone to enjoy and appreciate notonly birds of prey but the whole web of life on whichthey depend

● Provides innovative opportunities for young peopleto experience wildlife for real

● Harnesses the enthusiasm of volunteers to helpsafeguard owls and other birds of prey

● Come and enjoy the wildlife of the reserve● Watch our websites and the local press for courses,

events and holiday activities● Become a volunteer - there's a great range of

opportunities and we always welcome help

Hawk and Owl Trust Fylingdales Moor ContactsOutreach & Education: Tanya Eyre | E: tanya.eyre@hawkandowl.org

Wildlife Ranger: Chris Hansell | T: 07591 567338E: chris.hansell@hawkandowl.org

Conservation Manager: John McEachen | T: 07970 574228

The Hawk and Owl Trust's partners in the conservation managementof Fylingdales Moor include the Strickland Estate (which owns the

moor), Fylingdales Moor ESS Ltd, the North York Moors National ParkAuthority, Fylingdales Court Leet and Natural England. The Trust also

works closely with its neighbour, the Forestry Commission.

Self-guided walks and trails: download information fromhawkandowl.org/fylingdales/ for the Stoup Brow archaeological

sites trail, or a longer walk on Howdale Moor and Brow Moor,including Stoup Brow and views over Robin Hood's Bay, or a walk on

Jugger Howe Moor.

Please return this form to:Hawk and Owl Trust, Turf Moor Road, Sculthorpe, Norfolk NR21 9GN

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The Trust was founded in 1969 to help save the peregrine.Today we work to conserve all wild birds of prey and theirhabitats. There are many ways to become involved in thiswork - some projects need your active help, all of them needyour support.

Please help by joiningus. It is one of the mosteffective ways you can

help Britain's birds ofprey as it provides the

Hawk and Owl Trustwith regular income tocarry out its importantwork. It also gives the

charity a strongervoice for these

charismatic birds.

Please complete the form overleaf and return it to:Hawk and Owl Trust, Turf Moor Road, Sculthorpe, NorfolkNR21 9GN or join online at hawkandowl.org/join/

Registered Charity No. 1058565

Fylingdales Moor

Little Owl Count | littleowlcount.orgSouth West Projects | swp.hawkandowl.org

Hen Harrier Blog | blog.hawkandowl.org

View of Robin Hood’s Bay from Stoupe Brow

All year:Kestrel, red grouse, skylark,marsh tit, willow tit, bullfinch,lapwing, snipe, meadowpipit, wood warbler. Otter,water vole, roe deer, brownhare, stoat, weasel, badger.

Spring/summer:Harriers, merlin, goldenplover, linnet, curlew,whinchat, reed bunting,cuckoo, wheatear, stonechatand yellowhammer. Orchids,heathers and other springand summer floweringplants. Butterflies anddragonflies around pondsand becks.

Autumn/winter:Snow bunting, crossbill,great grey shrike and winterthrushes.

AccessThe moor is open accessland, with footpaths.Car parking is marked on themap. A half-hourly busbetween Scarborough andWhitby stops at the Flask Inn,on the A171 (see map).Use an OS map, bewarechangeable weather anddress for the conditions.

Unauthorised vehicles arenot permitted.

What tolook out for

Small pearl-bordered fritillary

Sundews

Photos: Cover - both Chris HansellInside: top to bottom (What to look out forsection) - John Knight, Chris Hansell, TanyaEyre

Merlin feeding chicks

Fylingdales Moor is managed as aconservation area by the Hawk andOwl Trust on behalf of the StricklandEstate. It covers about 2,750 hectares(6,800 acres) of the eastern part ofthe North York Moors National Parknear Whitby.

This vast heather moorland, with itsscattered trees and wooded valleysand gullies, is being managed for itswildlife and archaeological remains.A key aim of the Trust's habitatmanagement is to encouragemerlins, harriers, short-eared owlsand other moorland birds, such asred grouse and curlew, to breed.

The moor is nationally andinternationally recognised as a Siteof Special Scientific Interest (SSSI),Special Protection Area (SPA) formerlin and golden plover, andSpecial Area of Conservation (SAC).

It is home to over 135 bird species,many mammals including otter andwater vole, plants ranging fromthree kinds of heather to bog myrtle,orchids and sedges, and insects likethe large heath and small pearl-bordered fritillary butterflies andemperor moth.

Through managing FylingdalesMoor for wildlife, the Hawk and OwlTrust is in a fantastic position to beable to carry out extensive habitatmanagement and researchalongside flood mitigation work toretain rainwater on the moor, storedin the peat layer, preventing somefrom running down stream andhelping to alleviate flooding in thelowlands beyond.

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Thorn key crossing