Bird Watching - February 2018
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February 2018 issue 
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#My 200 Bird Year Top tips to help you tick more birds as part of 2018’s fun challenge! Saving the Spoon billed Sandpiper Efforts to save this critically endangered bird are paying off Mistle Thrush Half-seen, half-identified and half-understood – that’s how Dominic Couzens views the Mistle Thrush
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'Follow The Birds, And They'll Take You Places You Never Even Dreamed Of'
In 2015, Noah Strycker set a world record: he saw more than 6,000 species of birds across 41 countries – more than half the birds on earth. This extraordinary adventure is described in Noah’s latest book, Birding without Borders, which has just been released. Noah, now aged 32, has written two other books to critical acclaim: Among Penguins, A Bird Man in Antarctica and The Thing With Feathers
Anagach Woods
True Caledonian Forest within easy reach of town
Bredon's Hardwick
Pools, river meadows and the River Avon to explore
Backbury Hill
A walk to a multi-vallate hillfort with birds on the way
HOLME
Varied habitats and one of the UK’s top observatories
Castlemartin Corse
A relic of a once-great wetland
Warehorne
A rich mix of birds on the margins of Romney Marsh
Cheney Longville
An interesting area of open hillside, woodland and river
Low Force
Lekking grouse and lots more at this scenic site
Dun Carloway Broch
Enjoy wonderful views and watch great birds over the water
