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Site of an old brick works along the Conyer Creek. Having been left to re-wild, the area now a rich diversity of plants, insects and bird life.
The brickworks only closed in the 1980’s and since then the buildings were cleared with just concrete foundations and a brick wharf giving any hint to the history of this site. Sørnattergal and Turteldue can be heard, and a colony of Svartehavsmåke are usually found nesting offshore on Fowley Island. Among the other birds you can encounter in the area are Møller, Ringgås, Gravand, Gjøk, Siland, Avosett, Tjeld, Tundralo, Vipe, Storspove, Myrsnipe and Svarthalespove.
Easy accessible from the village of Conyer. Click on the P in the map to get directions.
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