Description
St Gothian Sands was declared a Local Nature Reserve in 2005. Prior to this it was a derelict sand works located to the west of Godrevy Head. In 2005 the main pools and conservation areas were created and have now become a haven for resident and migrating birds. The headlands at Godrevy are excellent for watching visible migration with pipits, finches, wheatears and swallows passing through in good numbers on the right day, Among the regular birds you can see are Oštrigar, Veliki Pozviždač, Kameničak, Veliki tamnoleđi galeb, Mali Gnjurac, Krunata Patka and Utva. Among the rarities that have been seen are Iceland Gull, Glaucous Gull, Američki crvendać and Riđoglavi Svračak.
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Access
The area can be found along the B3303 coast road between Hayle and Portreath adjacent to the Godrevy Towans National Trust Reserve. Free parking is available but limited during peak holiday times.

