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Description
Aylburton Warth and New Grounds give good views up and down the Severn and of the Cotswolds. High tide visits best to see roosting waders; see a link to the tide table below. Flocks of 300 plus Nagy póling winter here along with Fütyülő réce, Bütykös ásólúd and Csigaforgató. In autumn other waders pass, eg Parti lile, Bíbic, billegetőcankó and Erdei cankó, and huge flocks of corvids feast on the maize stubble. March brings Hantmadár and first summer migrants. sárga billegető breed. Vándorsólyom patrols. A pair of escaped Indiai lúd are present (not in the list below, as not wild).
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Access
Layby at Lydney Docks, cross the canal lock and head south along sea wall. Also a layby at Plusterwine opposite dog kennels, cross railway and head towards the shoreline on public footpath. The route is also markes on the map (6 km one way) Click on a P in the map to get directions to that point.
Guscar Rocks (not marked on map below), between Plusterwine and Woolaston Grange, and the surrounding fields, is the best spot for waders (especially Nagy póling) but viewable only at a distance. Proceed to the foreshore as shown on the map; the route from Woolaston Grange tends to be flooded under the railbridge so wear wellies.
Terrain and Habitat
Wetland , Plain , Mud flats , Agriculture , River , Reedbeds , GrasslandConditions
Flat , Wet , High water possibleCircular trail
NoIs a telescope useful?
Can be usefulGood birding season
All year roundBest time to visit
Winter , Spring migration , Autumn migrationRoute
Wide pathDifficulty walking trail
Average walkAccessible by
FootBirdwatching hide / platform
NoExtra info
Best to consult tide times before visit. See the link below.