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Descrição
Salisbury Plain is a chalk plateau in southern England covering 300 square miles (780 km2). The open grasslands of the plain are scattered with ancient historic monuments like Stonehenge, hill forts and tumuli. It is one of the largest chalk grasslands in Europe and it provides a unique and diverse habitat. You can expect to see see raptors like Milhafre-real and Tartaranhão-ruivo-dos-pauis. Also other species typical for open plains like Alcaravão, Abetarda-comum, Laverca, Perdiz-comum, Codorniz and Cartaxo-nortenho can be observed here.
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Acesso
Salisbury Plain lies within the county of Wiltshire, but also stretches into Hampshire. Note: a big part of the plain is inaccessible due to military presence but you can park in Tilshead or other nearby villages. The 10 km circular walk from Tilshead that is indicated on the map is accessible year round. This section of Salisbury Plain is part of the Defence Estate. You may meet army personnel engaging in military exercises whilst out walking. These activities are unlikely to affect your walk (live ammunition is not used here), but please follow any instructions from military personnel. Give way to military vehicles, do not interfere with any army activity and keep dogs under close control.
Terreno e Habitat
Campina , PlaniceCondições
Seco , Paisagem aberta , Sem sombraCaminho circular
Simé útil um telescópio?
Pode ser útilBoa temporada de observação de aves
Verão , PrimaveraMelhor hora para visitar
VerãoRota
Estrada não pavimentada , Caminho estreitoCaminho dificil
FácilAcessível por
Pé , CarroAbrigo/plataforma deobservação de aves
NãoInformação extra
The Abetarda-comum lived in the UK until the mid 1800’s, when the species became a target for Victorian trophy hunters. In 2004 a reintroduction program started. The first release was in 2004, and they continued until 2019. Now a population of over 100 Abetarda-comum is established in the UK. The population is now breeding at a level to be self-sufficient. For more information see the link below.