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The southern part of the Kalloni Saltpans is a great area to observe many birds, and especially good for Чурулин and Трнарче.
South of the main road, next to the saltpans, a large field consisting of lower vegetation and seasonal pools is located. This area cannot be easily accessed, but are still worth a check with your binoculars or telescope. The seasonal pools can hold large numbers of waders, egrets, herons and waterfowl. Groups of pipits, wagtails and larks, like црвеногушеста трепетилка and мала чучулига, can be seen here too, feeding in the surrounding grassy vegetation. Also, the electricity wires along the road and in the field are great for пчеларка, Пупунец, shrikes and swallows. During migration, flocks of сина ветрушка can be seen here too. Raptors can be seen hunting above these fields too, like блатна еја.
Further down the road, near the seaside, you can walk along the beach and check the bushes for Трнарче. The fields next to the beach are great for flocks of pipits, wagtails and larks, like полска трепетилка and мала чучулига. The area is also used as breeding ground for Чурулин.
A road leads you through the area, so it can be easily accessed. Avoid disturbing breeding birds, like Чурулин near the beach.
Photo Flamingos flying over Kalloni Salt Pans by Nikostakis78, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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