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Description
Kallahdenniemen Uimaranta: the beach is a great place to watch birds during migration seasons as many species stop to rest and feed near the shore. Migrating waders are among the most interesting birds to see on the beach and it's possible to see a lot of rarer species if one is lucky. (Ευρωπαϊκός) Στρειδοφάγος and Ακτίτης are a pretty common sight by the beach and it's possible to spot waders like Λασποσκαλίδρα , Λασπότρυγγας , Δρεπανοσκαλίδρα ,Πρασινοσκέλης , Αμμοσφυριχτής , Ποταμοσφυριχτής , Σταχτιά Νανοσκαλίδρα , Μαχητής , Σιγλίγουρος , Θαλασσολιμόζα and Μαυρότρυγγας. Some lucky birders have even spotted (Ευρωπαϊκή) Αβοκέτα here.
Θυελλόγλαρος , Καστανοκέφαλος Γλάρος , Ασημόγλαρος του Βορά , Μελανόγλαρος , Ποταμογλάρονο , Χιονογλάρονο and Καρατζάς are regular birds by the beach. Χηνοπρίστης , Θαλασσοπρίστης , (Βουβός) Κύκνος ,Πρασινοκέφαλη Πάπια , (Ευρωπαϊκή) Βουκεφάλα , Μαυροκέφαλη Πάπια and Canada Goose are also common water fowl.
While waiting for waders to make an appearance it's also good to keep an eye on the reeds and their surroundings as you can spot common birds like Λευκοσουσουράδα but also Κιτρινοσουσουράδα if you're in luck. When small birds are around birds of prey aren't far behind in the form of (Κοινό) Ξεφτέρι , Διπλοσάϊνο , Καλαμόκιρκος and Δεντρογέρακο. Some very lucky birders have also seen (Ευρωπαϊκή) Αλκυόνη stop briefly on the area.
Details
Access
There's a parking place by the beach. The beach can be walked and cycled too.
Terrain and Habitat
Beach , SeaConditions
Sandy , High water possibleCircular trail
NoIs a telescope useful?
Can be usefulGood birding season
All year roundBest time to visit
Autumn migration , Spring migrationRoute
Unpaved roadDifficulty walking trail
EasyAccessible by
FootBirdwatching hide / platform
NoExtra info
When the water level is low, there are more open places for waders to forage on and they're easier to spot during those times. The tiny island in front of the beach also becomes accessible by foot at that time.