 | La Brenne
Lakeland haven located in central France and a superb birding location at all times. Too many birds to list, Black-necked Grebe, Short-toed eagle, Little bittern, Common crane,Tawny pipit.......... |
|  | le Golfe du Morbihan
le Golfe du Morbihan is a vast itertidal bay lying on Brittany's southern coast.Brief summary, suggested reading and further links. |
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 | Fontainebleau forest
Covering around 25 000 hectares,Fontainebleau forest is one of the largest forests in France and lies 50 km south of Paris. |
|  | Forêt d'Orient
The most important wintering site for Common Crane (Grus grus) in France.Forêt d'Orient has breeding woodpeckers, Black kite and plenty of year round bird interest. |
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 | The Vultures of Rémuzat
Ian Thompson takes us to Southern France to witness the amazing spectacle of Vultures at Rémuzat . |
|  | Etang de Canet
Coastal lagoon lying between Perpignan and the Mediterranean.Many of the birds that frequent the Camargue and only 30 miles from the Pyrenees...... |
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 | Reserve Naturelle du mas Larrieu
Coastal reserve situated between St-Cyprien and Argeles-sur-Mer. European bee-eater, red-footed falcon, golden oriole, cettis warbler, nightingale, egrets, waterfowl, and cirl bunting..... |
|  | The Camargue
Don't rule out 'Petite Camargue' (pictured) there are superb birding areas off the beaten track. |
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 | La Crau
Located 5 km southwest of St-Martin-de-Crau.Pin-tailed Sandgrouse,Little bustard, Stone curlew, Ortolan Bunting, Crested Lark,Red-backed and a Southern Grey Shrike, European roller, Calandra Lark.... |
|  | The Pyrenees
Vultures,Lammergeier,alpine accentor,snow finch and the star of the show...wallcreeper.Brief summary and essential further reading.... |
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