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European Robin
The Robin is a resident and widespread bird in the UK. It is common in gardens where individuals can often become very tame, feeding from
Paul regularly writes articles for Birdwatch magazine’s ‘Where to Watch’ series.
Some of our tours visit the areas mentioned here and these articles will hopefully give you some ideas about our bespoke tours or encourage you to join one of our planned excursions.
The Robin is a resident and widespread bird in the UK. It is common in gardens where individuals can often become very tame, feeding from
Yarner Woods is located on the eastern edge of Dartmoor National Park, Devon. This diverse woodland valley comprising of a mix of deciduous and coniferous
Rame regular, Chris Buckland, talks us around his local patch This area has some fantastic coastal walks and some great birding.The best time of year
“a brilliant local reserve with birds all year round” In the summer of 2005 the sand works between Gwithian and Godrevy was officially declared
This site just south of Falmouth has a good reputation in winter for attracting rare gulls. In past winters there has been as much chance
These two reservoirs owned by South West Water and managed as nature reserves by the South West Lakes Trust are situated on a south-west to
This area North-East of Falmouth and Penryn, part of the Fal Estuary is known as The Carrick Roads. Being so deep it regularly attracts sea-going
Stithians Reservoir is undoubtedly the one of the best areas of open water for bird watching in the county. The highest numbers of birds are
Better known for its surfing than its birding, the popular summer tourist destination of Newquay has some hugely under-watched areas. The habitats on its estuary,
The estuary at Hayle is the most westerly in the County and is renowned nationally as a great birding area, turning up many rarities