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Description
Particularly a good spot for autumn migration. In August-September several dozens of Tree Pipit and Western Yellow Wagtail are visible during a single morning. The site is certainly one of the best in the Paris region for migration of Common Wood Pigeon with tens of thousands of them visible on some October mornings. Several dozens of Redwing, Fieldfare and Song Thrush are common during mornings of October-November. It is also the case for Skylark, White Wagtail and Meadow Pipit.
You can also look for passerines stopping in the bushes on the hill, for example Lesser Whitethroat is heard regulalry in April-May. Ring Ouzel is regular in April in the tall trees with mistletoe. Yellowhammer breeds in the bushes.
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You can either park in the village of Doue or at the top of the hill near the church. Best explored by walking.