Cornwall
Porthgwarra and Pendeen (Seawatching Guide)
Late summer means only one thing on the Cornish ornithological calendar. Seawatching. On their day, Pendeen Watch and Gwennap Head, Porthgwarra, are arguably the best
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.
Late summer means only one thing on the Cornish ornithological calendar. Seawatching. On their day, Pendeen Watch and Gwennap Head, Porthgwarra, are arguably the best
Where and Why? St Ives Island is a 20m high rocky outcrop north of St Ives in Cornwall known nationally for its spectacular Autumn seabird
Mounts Bay, dominated by the imposing and beautiful St Michaels Mount, can offer the intrepid winter birder an array of seabirds, wildfowl and waders to
Where and Why? The most southerly tip of Cornwall is not always the first place in the county that springs to mind during the seawatching
Where and Why? For those interested in the pursuit of scarce and rare birds, especially finding your own, then the valleys of the west Cornwall