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The reserve is
home to 230 species of plants, 500 species of insects, 15
species of fish, 10 species of reptiles and 7 species of
amphibians. 195 species of birds are either nesting or
migratory/winter visitors here and 72 of these are protected
species.
There are hides from which you can observe the
wildlife.
On the right, in a heavily shaded clearing in the woods, a
Painting Photography
France client
singles out the individual call of a nightingale with a uni-directional,
parabolic microphone whilst Jill receives an explanation on
the bird's habitat from Julian, the reserve's chief guide.
Because
the reserve is such an important and fragile environment
and, because it is a haven for many protected species,
public access is strictly prohibited, unless by prior
appointment.
If you would like to visit the reserve, please let us
know well in advance and we will arrange a visit for
you. Wildlife is at its most abundant from Mid-August
to November (due to migration).
Note for photographers : you will need a 300 mm
lens as a minimum. |