Red Kite Trail
'Red kites are magnificent birds of prey. They are easy to spot with their wingspan of just under two metres, colourful plumage and distinctive forked tails. Kites mainly feed on carrion but will also take some live prey, such as worms and beetles. Their incredible agility in flight makes them a pleasure to watch.'
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11
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Derwenthaugh Park car park, Winlaton Mill
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'Circular walking route through the beautiful countryside of the lower Derwent Valley in Gateshead and County Durham, where there are many opportunities to see magnificent red kites and a variety of other wildlife.'
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