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Budby Common (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter peteh
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James_Owen
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The lane I think that refers to is beyond the last farmhouse in village, it has a sign saying 'National Nature Reserve - no access' or something like that. Park there, then it's hardly half a mile walk up that track through the fields and you'll find the Budby Common opens out in front of you. There are several paths that transect the heath and it's just a matter of working you're way along them.
Not sure how many Woodlarks you'll find this late in the summer though. Myself I'm looking forward to searching for GG Shrike there a little later in the year.
(There are one or two other places away from the village where birders sometimes park but I think that's probably the safest.)
Not sure how many Woodlarks you'll find this late in the summer though. Myself I'm looking forward to searching for GG Shrike there a little later in the year.
(There are one or two other places away from the village where birders sometimes park but I think that's probably the safest.)
