In winter, the beach is worth checking for gulls and waders and with some luck there might even be a group of snow buntings at the edge of the beach and the dune-like part!
Most interesting though are autumn and spring, when birds are migrating. The best place to start out (ideally at sunrise) is at the scrubs and trees next to the lighthouse; it's often worth checking those thoroughly. Very rare birds are often found there. Also interesting is the dyke, where some lost song birds may be found in the few bushes on there.
The path through the fenced off marshland might be interesting to find pipits, wheatears or whinchats in spring and autumn.
You might also see ongoing migration of all kinds of songbirds - pipits, finches, starlings, ...
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• best season
• best time of the day
• how much time to spend at the site
• best means of locomotion within the site
• recommended routes / areas within the site
• guiding
In winter, the beach is worth checking for gulls and waders and with some luck there might even be a group of snow buntings at the edge of the beach and the dune-like part!
Most interesting though are autumn and spring, when birds are migrating. The best place to start out (ideally at sunrise) is at the scrubs and trees next to the lighthouse; it's often worth checking those thoroughly. Very rare birds are often found there. Also interesting is the dyke, where some lost song birds may be found in the few bushes on there.
The path through the fenced off marshland might be interesting to find pipits, wheatears or whinchats in spring and autumn.autumn.
You might also see ongoing migration of all kinds of songbirds - pipits, finches, starlings, ...
In winter, the beach is worth checking for gulls and waders and with some luck there might even be a group of snow buntings at the edge of the beach and the dune-like part!
Most interesting though are autumn and spring, when birds are migrating. The best place to start out (ideally at sunrise) is at the scrubs and trees next to the lighthouse; it's often worth checking those thoroughly. Very rare birds are often found there. Also interesting is the dyke, where some lost song birds may be found in the few bushes on there.
The path through the fenced off marshland might be interesting to find pipits, wheatears or whinchats in spring and autumn.