Once used as cress-beds due to the upwelling of spring water, Fowlmere now contains reedswamp and patches of hawthorn scrub as well as w
...oorhen]] and [[Mallard]]. Scrub areas have breeding [[European Turtle Dove|Turtle Dove]] and [[Common Grasshopper Warbler|Grasshopper Warbler]] and in winter
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[[Spotted Turtle Dove]],
...ities, but you have to walk over 100m of sharp stones before you reach the water.
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...ona]] Fish and Game Department. It is comprised of wetlands, notably open water with mud flats (few true marshes), and attracts large numbers of [[Sandhill
* Amphibians and Reptiles: [[Green Toad]], [[Desert Box Turtle]], [[Mexican garter Snake]].
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...ders include [[Common Nightingale|Nightingale]] and [[European Turtle Dove|Turtle Dove]], tits and warblers in the woodland, and [[Wood Lark]], [[Yellowhamme
...rnstone]], [[Pomarine Skua]], [[Arctic Skua]], [[Common Tern]], [[European Turtle Dove]], [[Common Swift]], [[Common Kingfisher]], [[Wood Lark]], [[Eurasian
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Well known for attracting long legged water birds who use the site as somewhere to rest during migration in spring and
...rasian Tree Sparrow]] are amongst those that breed here. Good views of a [[Water Rail]] can usually be had from the 'Shelduck Hide' as it regularly feeds un
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The reservoir of Bewl Water is the largest body of freshwater in south-east England, covering more than
...tiveness to birds. Despite this a good range of species occurs both on the water and around the banks and well over 200 bird species have been recorded.
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...allard]], [[Common Pochard]], [[Western Marsh Harrier]], [[Little Owl]], [[Water Rail]], [[Common Moorhen]], [[Eurasian Coot]], [[Yellow-legged Gull]], [[Bl
[[Little Bittern]], [[Peregrine Falcon]], [[European Turtle Dove]], [[Common Cuckoo]], [[Common Swift]], [[European Bee-eater]], [[Eura
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...to year and between areas of the washland with some parts under 1metre of water and others remaining damp grassland as much of the area is during the summe
...breed including [[Little Owl]], [[Stock Dove]] and [[European Turtle Dove|Turtle Dove]], [[Grey Heron]] and various passerines.
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..., [[Common Moorhen]], [[Eurasian Coot]], [[Common Woodpigeon]], [[European Turtle Dove]], [[Eurasian Hoopoe]], [[Sand Martin]], [[Barn Swallow]], [[Common Wr
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...er]], [[Woodlark]], [[Eurasian Crag Martin]], [[Northern House Martin]], [[Water Pipit]], [[Grey Wagtail]], [[Eurasian Wren|Corsican Wren]], [[Common Dipper
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...Pigeon]], [[Eurasian Collared Dove|Collared Dove]], [[European Turtle Dove|Turtle Dove]], [[Common Cuckoo]], [[Short-eared Owl]], [[Common Swift]], [[Eurasia
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This is one of the best birding areas on Cyprus, although much depends on water levels and it can be almost birdless in very dry years.
...[Common Sandpiper]], [[Yellow-legged Gull]], [[Armenian Gull]], [[European Turtle Dove]], [[Great Spotted Cuckoo]], [[Common Cuckoo]], [[Cyprus Scops Owl]],
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...urasian Hoopoe|Hoopoe]], [[European Bee-eater]] and [[European Turtle Dove|Turtle Dove]] in patches of scrub and trees.
...[[Booted Eagle]], [[Osprey]], [[Common Kestrel]], [[Peregrine Falcon]], [[Water Rail]], [[Pied Avocet]], [[Black-winged Stilt]], [[Stone-curlew]], [[Collar
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...] and [[Common Cuckoo]] with the occasional [[Common Sandpiper]] along the water edges and flocks of [[Northern Lapwing]] overhead.
...Rock Dove]], [[Common Woodpigeon]], [[Eurasian Collared Dove]], [[European Turtle Dove]], [[Common Cuckoo]], [[Tawny Owl]], [[Common Swift]], [[Great Spotted
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...s, spartina swales, and west Indian hardwood hammocks/ridges. Two brackish water impoundments totaling 800 acres are managed for mosquito control and are us
..., [[Peregrine Falcon]], [[West Indian Manatee]], and [[Atlantic Loggerhead Turtle]].
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...Partridge]] and [[Common Quail]] occur here and the meadows are home to [[Water Pipit]] and [[Tree Pipit]], [[Northern Wheatear]] and [[Blue Rock Thrush]]
...Swallow]], [[Northern House Martin]], [[Tree Pipit]], [[Meadow Pipit]], [[Water Pipit]], [[Blue-headed Wagtail]], [[Grey Wagtail]], [[White Wagtail]], [[Co
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...[[Stock Dove]], [[Common Wood Pigeon|Woodpigeon]], [[European Turtle Dove|Turtle Dove]], [[Common Cuckoo]], [[Tawny Owl]], [[Common Swift]], [[Common Kingfi
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[[Jack Snipe]] and [[Water Rail]] occur in the marshes in winter with [[Great Cormorant]] and [[Grey H
...tock Dove]], [[Common Woodpigeon]], [[Eurasian Collared Dove]], [[European Turtle Dove]], [[Common Cuckoo]], [[Little Owl]], [[Tawny Owl]], [[Long-eared Owl]
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[[Water Rail]] 30 - 50 bp,
...Tern]], [[Black-headed Gull]], [[Red-backed Shrike]], [[Rook]], [[European Turtle Dove]], [[Rock Dove]], [[Common Pheasant]], [[Eurasian Linnet]], [[Common W
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...vast area of open featureless cropland, the dense scrub, reedbeds and open water of Wicken Fen are an important sanctuary for these wetland species.
...ntually dry out. Polish ponies are now used to control vegetation and keep water areas open. There are extensive reedbeds and sedgebeds, scrub of Buckthorn
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