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Birding in Bournemouth/Brownsea Island (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter htcdude
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Hi Nige
Here's a link to the Opus article.
When are you going, though? As it appears there's no access between November and March (unless anyone knows differently)
Hope it helps though.
D
Here's a link to the Opus article.
When are you going, though? As it appears there's no access between November and March (unless anyone knows differently)
Hope it helps though.
D
Go to Sandbanks and get the "ferry" over to Studland. Before you cross, check out all the rock and concrete in the water for Purple Sandpiper, there are usually some about. Walk along Studland beach and scan offshore for divers and scarce grebes. Head back inland to Studland heath and walk back past the Little Sea and then Scan Poole harbour for Long-tailed Duck before returning to the Ferry.
It is a beautiful area and should produce a great variety of birds from the variety of habitats covered.
ATB
Robin
It is a beautiful area and should produce a great variety of birds from the variety of habitats covered.
ATB
Robin
Nothing specifically for Poole harbour but see http://www.goingbirding.co.uk/ and click on Dorset for local sighting links.
