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Can anybody recommend any good spots for bird watching ?
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Want to go bird watching this weekend but not sure where to start, can anybody recommend any good places?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.What part of Wales North wales....Conwy, Dee Estuary, llanfairfechan, great orme red wharf bay anglesey,
porthmadog cob
lake vrnwy,
further south dyfyi estuary and ynis hir rspb (really good as lots of different habitats) Ynyslas sand dunes,
cwm clydach
newport wetlands anywhere along the coast really as the recent storms will force birds in from open sea...look out for divers ducks and migrant waders also flocks of fiches and buntings also WAXWINGS
mawdach valley
or in the mountains for ravens and raptors
porthmadog cob
lake vrnwy,
further south dyfyi estuary and ynis hir rspb (really good as lots of different habitats) Ynyslas sand dunes,
cwm clydach
newport wetlands anywhere along the coast really as the recent storms will force birds in from open sea...look out for divers ducks and migrant waders also flocks of fiches and buntings also WAXWINGS
mawdach valley
or in the mountains for ravens and raptors
Hi sunshine80,
Just click on your area/county for best spots.......take it your in UK so hope this helps you......
http://www.fatbirder....o/europe/england.html
Just click on your area/county for best spots.......take it your in UK so hope this helps you......
http://www.fatbirder....o/europe/england.html
Sitting by our bird table, about 8ft from the kitchen window ... obviously waiting for his lunch.
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http://img254.imagesh...3299/sparrowhawk1.jpg
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