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Description
The Eden Estuary Centre in Guardbridge is a perfect spot for bird watching. The centre is a bird hide and also a small visitor center in one and has a toilet inside. The bulk of the Eden Estuary reserve is made up of rich intertidal mud and sand flats that support a huge variety and volume of bird life including waders, ducks, divers and grebes. For example Barge à queue noire, Barge rousse, Huîtrier pie, Pluvier argenté, Chevalier gambette, Tadorne de Belon, Oie à bec court and Harle huppé. Possibilty of Pygargue à queue blanche. You might also have a chance of spotting interesting mammals including otter, dolphin and common seal.
Viewing is best in the couple of hours before/after high tide when the birds are concentrated near the hide - at low tide the birds can be very distant. See a link to the tides table below.
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Accès
The Eden Estuary Centre be reached by heading to St Andrews on the A91 from Cupar then turning onto the A919 at Guardbridge. Shortly after this turn, the entrance to the small car park is on the right. Easy parking for a few cars. Click on the P in the map for directions. Public transport: There are excellent bus links to Guardbridge, with it being on a main route to St Andrews.
The hide/visitor center has room for a capacity of around 10 with well serviced disabled access. An access code to enter the centre is available from conservation officer Dominic Rye on 07985 707593.