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Description
Neuvry is a very good spot for waterbirds, and also for local rarities. Mediterranean Gull and Black-headed Gull breed in small numbers, as do Red-crested Pochard , Tufted Duck and Black-necked Grebe. Cattle Egret, Great Egret and Little Egret are all regular. Waders are quite common in stopover, especially Tringa sandpipers. Jack Snipe winters in the area.
Little Gull , Whiskered Tern, Black Tern and Osprey are regular. This also a good place for ducks in migration period. Among the recent rarities are Marsh Sandpiper , Squacco Heron , Long-tailed Duck , Red-necked Grebe , Temminck's Stint and Arctic Tern.
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Access
The gravel pit is located directly north of the village of Neuvry. By car only (no train station around). You can go first to the western bird hide, and then walk along the eastern shore of the lake on the dirt road. Be careful, driving is forbidden on the dirt road around the lake, you're in a Natural Reserve, you may be fined. The circular walking route is about 4,5 km.