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Description
This area has the largest reedbed in Cornwall, whilst there is access to Marazion Marsh by a footpath EXTREME CAUTION is needed due to possible disturbance of birds, there is good overviews of the area on surrounding roads, a telescope is a big advantage. As well as the marshland, the seaward side should not be ignored, the beach from St Michael's Mount Westward to Penzance is the best place in the county to see Bécasseau sanderling, sometimes reaching three figure numbers on autumn migration and double figures in winter, the bay is also known for rarer gulls as well as Divers/Grebes and Seaducks. The marsh is known for Butor étoilé, Phragmite des joncs, Rousserolle effarvatte and the occasional Phragmite aquatique is a possibility. Marazion Marsh has one of the biggest Étourneau sansonnet 'murmurations' in West Cornwall during Autumn/Winter.
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Accès
The A30 runs West into Penzance, take the coast road East signposted Marazion, this road passes both Longrock and Marazion Marsh. There is a SMALL two car pull in near to Marazion Marsh entrance, failing that two larger car parks are nearby.