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These pictures and videos if not taken on the site were taken within a couple of hundred yards of the proposed development.

Photographers: Walk It Off NI and The Moth to a Flame E. McKittrick and R McDade

The site Videos Wildlife Flooding Quarterlands Road & Traffic

The Site

The proposed development site showing the single storey cottages surrounding the freshwater throughout the site the woodland and hedgerows which are home to protected species, and their prey species including bats and barn owls which roost and hunt here.

wet land full of life and diverse species of plants and animals

relative-heights-graphic

single storey homes bordering this development

This Hedgerow will be lost

Some of the beautiful plants on the site

the hedgerow in midwinter

the site showing the hedgerow which will be lost

Clearly undisturbed wet lands

Proposed site LA05/2022/0033/F we will lose the biodiversity

Some of the beautiful plants on the site

The Site, Quarterlands

Lush Green Site

Quarterlands Photo Gallery

Green Silverlines moth hairdo

Green Silverlines moth hairdo

New species Tree Bumble Bee migrating from Europe Quarterlands Garden.. just had it confirmed

Hedgehog, Quarterlands Road garden

Peacock Butterfly Rural Cottages S. Reilly

Frog

Fieldmouse

Backfield Woodland Biodiversity Corridor

Brimstone moth, photo credit: R McDade

Female Banded Damoiselle - Drum bridge

Seal in Lagan at Lambeg, photo credit R McDade

Hedgehog Sept 2022

Small copper, with thanks to @ThisisDakota

Starling, photo credit: Lisa C

Blue tailed Damselfly Towpath at Drum bridge today

Small copper, with thanks to @ThisisDakota

Starlings, Quarterlands Road

With thanks to @thisisdakota

Blue Tit, photo credit: Lisa C

Narrow-bordered Five-spot Burnet, with thanks to @thisisdakota

House Sparrow, photo credit: Lisa C

Peacock Butterfly, photo credit: Lisa C

Coal Tit, photo credit: Lisa C

Swallow tail moth, photo credit: R McDade

With thanks to @thisisdakota

With thanks to @thisisdakota

Male ghost moth, photo credit: R McDade

Green veined white Hambleden, photo credit: R McDade

Goldfinch in the dandelions, photo credit: Lisa C

Banded demoiselle, with thanks to @ThisisDakota

Common orchid, Hambleden Park, photo credit: R McDade

Brimstone moth, photo credit: R McDade

With thanks to @thisisdakota

with thanks to @thisisdakota

Peacock butterfly, with thanks to @thisisdakota

Eyed Ladybird Quarterland's garden, photo credit: R McDade

Peacock buttertly, with thanks to @thisisdakota

Small copper, with thanks to @ThisisDakota

Silver Y moth, Hambleden, photo credit R McDade

Swan at Lambeg, photo credit: R McDade

Heron, River Lagan, photo credit: Nikki Elliott, Walk It Off NI

Magnolia in bloom, photo credit: Nikki Elliott, Walk It Off NI

River Lagan, photo credit: Nikki Elliott, Walk It Off NI

Reflections in Lagan, photo credit: Nikki Elliott, Walk It Off NI

Forest fungi, photo credit: Nikki Elliott, Walk It Off NI

Spring blooms, photo credit: Nikki Elliott, Walk It Off NI

River Lagan, photo credit: Nikki Elliott, Walk It Off NI

Crocus in bloom, photo credit: Lisa C Rural Cottages

Snowy Quarterlands, photo credit: Nikki Elliott, Walk It Off NI

Lagan towpath, photo credit: Nikki Elliott, Walk It Off NI

Quarterlands garden, photo credit: R McDade

Hedgehog box, photo credit: R McDade

Buff arches moth, photo credit: R McDade

Wine-making with Quarterlands blackberries, photo credit: R McDade

Walled Garden, Lady Dixon, photo credit: R McDade

Butterfly Quarterland's garden, photo credit: R McDade

Hedgehog visitor, photo credit R McDade

Wasps nest Quarterlands garden, photo credit: R McDade

Towpath Drum Bridge, photo credit: R McDade

Quarterlands garden, photo credit: R McDade

Zenda, photo credit: R McDade

Lady Dixon, photo credit: R McDade

The walled garden Lady Dixon, photo credit: R McDade

Lady Dixon, photo credit: R McDade

Quarterlands Garden, photo credit: R McDade

Swans on towpath Drum bridge, photo credit: R McDade

Red bottomed bee, photo credit: R McDade

Red admiral butterfly, photo credit: R McDade

Peacock butterfly, photo credit: R McDade

Unknown caterpillar, photo credit: R McDade

Blackberry harvest Quarterlands Road, photo credit: R McDade

Home made wine culture, photo credit: R McDade

Backfield Woodland Biodiversity Corridor

Backfield Woodland Biodiversity Corridor

Hedgehogs, Quarterlands Road garden

Quarterlands Road sunset, photo credit: Lisa C Rural Cottages

Geese feeding

Grasshopper, Quarterlands Road garden

Quarterlands Road Obstructions

Bin Lorry on Quarterlands Road Jan 2024- no room to pass

December 2023 Flooding on Quarterlands Road

December 2023 Flooding on Quarterlands Road

December 2023 Flooding on Quarterlands Road

December 2023 Flooding on Quarterlands Road

December 2023 Flooding on Quarterlands Road

Cars trying to pass on Quarterlands Road

Cars trying to pass on Quarterlands Road

Car having to pull in to allow lorry to pass

Narrowness of Quarterlands Road

Cars trying to pass on Quarterlands Road

Cars trying to pass on Quarterlands Road

Narrowness of Quarterlands Road

Narrowness of Quarterlands Road

Narrowness of Quarterlands Road

Road obstruction at nursery time at the widest part of the road

Road obstruction at nursery time at the widest part of the road

Flooding

River flooding along towpath at Drumbeg. Taken by E. McKittrick over a number of years. starting in 2012 showing the huge volumes of water the river can sometimes be dealing with.

Lagan VALLEY Regional Park 2005 using 1993

Lisburn Area Plan 1997

Lisburn Area Plan 2001

Lagan Valley Regional Park

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