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Burnham-on-Sea in Somerset lies in Bridgwater Bay on the eastern coast of the Bristol Channel. To the north is the village of Berrow and Brean Down. The Brue Estuary and Steart Island are to the south.

The Birds and Moths of Burnham-on-Sea Web site aims to introduce visitors to the diverse habitats found within this stretch of coastline and to highlight some of the species of birds and moths that have been recorded here.

Recent Highlights  

Whiskered Tern on the beach, 5th May

Siberian Chiffchaff song added to birds page.



Bonaparte's Gull, Cheddar Res. 24th March 2008. ©W. M. Slade.




Grey Phalarope, 13th November 2007.

An early birding experience on Berrow beach.

It is me, Andy Slade, birdwatching in 1974. This area of beach is now a reedbed.

Costa Rica Trip Report
  is now online

 2003's Pied Wheatear.
some video grabs of the Pied Wheatear seen on the 30th November 2003.

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Content & Photographs Ó Wendy & Andy Slade 200Ó Wendy & Andy Slade 2006

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