Otmoor RSPB Reserve in Oxfordshire
Both myself and Nick are always on the lookout for some new and exciting venues for our tours.
So a visit to the Oxfordshire sight proved to be very interesting.
This reserve would work as a summer or winter tour venue as the potential to see various birds at different times of the year would be appealing.
On our trip several different raptors were observed with two Peregrines giving some wonderful fly pasts. With several other species on offer including Hen and Marsh Harrier, Sparrowhawk, Merlin, Short eared Owl and Red kite along with some very close up views of wildfowl this would make for an interesting tour.
Also here now are Bitterns which are seen very often along with several different wader species.
In winter the reedbeds are home to a large Starling roost which always ends the day on a good note.
So a summer visit to see how the things look then and this could well be our next new tour location.
Other areas we are also looking at are the wonderful RSPB Reserve at Arne and also Studland bay both in Dorset.
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