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Cornwall Birdwatching Tours
by Paul Freestone
Join us watching birds as we visit some of the reserves and areas featured on our tours and excursions in the South West of England
Episodes
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A short walk around RSPB Labrador Bay in Devon in search of the scarce Cirl Bunting
This episode was recorded live during lockdown in March 2021. I never got round to publishing it! Some lovely Cirl Bunting singing at the beginning of a Birdwatching walk on the Devon coast.
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In search of an Arctic Visitor.
CB Tour guide Paul, takes us on a short walk around our local reserve, St Gothian Sands in Cornwall, UK. In this episode, a Glaucous Gull, a scarce visitor from Arctic Canada and Greenland, is seen on the beach and spring arrivals from Africa include a Northern Wheatear. Other birds seen and…
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Join us watching birds as we visit some of the reserves and areas featured on our tours and excursions in the South West of England
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Cornwall Birdwatching Tours is created and hosted by Paul Freestone.
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