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weissnix
Tuesday 21st April 2009, 08:18
Hello
I will spent my holydays in July at the north coast of Dorset/UK. Could anyone recommend me some good birding-places? “Most wanted” species are puffin, rockpipt, shag, roseate tern, Cetti´s and dartfort warbler.
And book dealing with birding-places in this region?
Many thanks in advance!
Andrew Whitehouse
Tuesday 21st April 2009, 09:27
I didn't think Dorset had a north coast - are you sure you don't mean somewhere else?
weissnix
Tuesday 21st April 2009, 12:17
I didn't think Dorset had a north coast - are you sure you don't mean somewhere else?
Yes , shame on me.
Devon is the place where I will go.
Andrew Whitehouse
Tuesday 21st April 2009, 12:26
Yes , shame on me.
Devon is the place where I will go.
I thought that might be where you meant ;). I think a lot of the species you mention might be found more easily in south Devon e.g. Cetti's and Dartford Warbler. Rock Pipit and Shag should be found relatively easily in north Devon in areas with rocky coasts. A boat trip to the island of Lundy would be good for seabirds generally.
weissnix
Tuesday 21st April 2009, 14:36
I’ve got a hired car-so the only limitation will be driving on the left :eek!: side of the road and my family, of course.
Andrew Whitehouse
Tuesday 21st April 2009, 14:45
Can a moderator re-title this and move it into the Devon forum? It should be possible to get a better response that way.
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