1977ISUOrnith
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Looking for any info on local bird quite for the Camargue
Thank you
Mike M
Thank you
Mike M
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Jon.Bryant
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Do you mean a local guide?
The Camargue is very easy to bird by yourself if you have a rental car.
If you can find a copy of ‘A Birdwatching Guide to South of the Loire including Corsica (J.Crozier)’, it covers the Camargue (and you can always checkout the maps with a look at Google Earth). The book is over 20 years old (and out of print), but copies are still available on the Internet, and I don’t think most of the sites will have changed much, although I am sure the status of some birds might have - I think for instance Spectacled Warbler is getting scarce/disappearing.
The Camargue is very easy to bird by yourself if you have a rental car.
If you can find a copy of ‘A Birdwatching Guide to South of the Loire including Corsica (J.Crozier)’, it covers the Camargue (and you can always checkout the maps with a look at Google Earth). The book is over 20 years old (and out of print), but copies are still available on the Internet, and I don’t think most of the sites will have changed much, although I am sure the status of some birds might have - I think for instance Spectacled Warbler is getting scarce/disappearing.
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