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Descripción
Lido des Aresquiers consists of a long 5 km straight stretch of sandy beach between brackish ponds and the Mediterranean Sea, partly covered with grasses and tamarisks. It is the first land seen by migrants from Africa in spring and the last land before crossing the Mediterranean in autumn. Both passages are worth a visit, although spring (mid April to mid May) is best. In autumn, the passage expands from late August to late October (avoid windy days).
All insectivorous passerines can occur there, with good numbers of Mosquitero Común, Mosquitero Musical, all common warbler species, passages of swallows and swifts. Raptors (incl. Abejero Europeo) not before early May. Alcotán Europeo from mid April, Aguilucho Cenizo and Águila Pescadora. Common species that can be expected anytime between mid April and mid May include Colirrojo Real, Curruca Zarcera, reed warblers, Papamoscas Cerrojillo and Papamoscas Gris. Uncommon migrants seen several times per season include Mosquitero Silbador, Torcecuello Euroasiático and shrikes.
With light southerly winds and clear weather, there are good chances of a fallout including local rarities. In mid April, Curruca subalpina is uncommon but regular. Zarcero Icterino (after mid-May), Bisbita Gorgirrojo (April) and Escribano Hortelano are recorded every year. More irregularly, Cernícalo Patirrojo or Halcón de Eleonora, Aguilucho Papialbo, Mosquitero siberiano (mostly in autumn ). Papamoscas Acollarado can be seen.
The site also has its share of megas, including Chotacabras Cuellirrojo, Curruca del Atlas and Mosquitero Oriental.
The ponds and marshes around can host small numbers of waders, gulls, terns and herons.
Detalles
Accesso
Lido des Aresquiers is located 25 km south of Montpellier. The red marker on the map locates Mas d'Ingril, the westernmost site of interest. Expect a 40 minute drive from Montpellier. The site can also be reached safely by bike.
Mas d'Ingril is a former pasture now changed into a wasteland with tamarisk. It has one of the area's best rarities record. It won't take long before you know whether there has been a fall of migrants. However, a rarity can occur even in empty days, so take some time to circle around the pasture and check the ponds even if they do not look birdy. Also remind that this area can be empty while other places around are full of birds, and inversely.
The nearby parking lot itself is a good spot for passerines. Walk slowly eastwards, checking bushes on the way. You can move as far as you want, or drive east for a couple of km to the next parking lot, left just after the bridge over the canal. This will lead you to the Aresquiers beach. Walk along the bushes on the seashore, as far as you wish. A good plan is to walk east for a few km until a path that allows crossing the marshes to join the track along the canal and move back to the bridge. This can be done in 2-4h, depending on bird activity.
Terreno y habitat
Árboles y arbustos dispersos , Dunas , Mar , Pisos de barroCondiciones
Camino circular
Sí¿Se necesita telescopio?
Puede ser útilBuena época para el avistamiento de aves
Primavera , OtoñoMejor momento para visitar
Migración de primavera , Migración de otoñoRuta
Camino ancho , Camino estrecho , Camino pavimentado , Camino sin asfaltarCamino difícil de andar
Caminata mediaAccesible vía
A pie , BicicletaEscondite de observación / plataforma
NoInformación extra
Take mosquito repellent with you. In warm, sunny days, many people are heading to the beach, act discrete with your binoculars. At Mas d'Ingril, dogs sometimes wander freely and may be a nuisance.