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Tuulingu - Matsalu National Park

  • Come and visit Estonia, Matsalu National Park, Haeska which is on the migration route of tens of thousands of birds. This place is known among the birdwatchers as European master – right here birdwatchers have seen 197 different species in 24 hours. Haeska is a real bird paradise.



Estonia May - 2004 159  Bird Species recorded

  • In amongst the dead trees at the back of the pond we found Northern Pintail, a Garganey and Common Teal, while a Common Pochard was seen flying off. Two Black Terns were then watched hawking insects from the water's surface and a few Ruff were spotted. Behind us on the track we had driven in on, we found a couple of Citrine Wagtails...Steve Bird reports for Birdseekers

Estonia: 9-23 June 2005

  • Mid June is not quite the favoured time for birders to visit Estonia, the middle two weeks in May seem to be more preferred, the Summer visitors are arriving and the last of the passage migrants are still hanging around before heading North...Robert Butlin reports
 
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Some Useful bird books for Estonia:
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Collins Bird Guide
Lars Svensson: Buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk

  • "Well, it has been much hyped but it is all true. This beats all other European guides by a significant margin. The songs and calls are extremely well notated, even though the pronunciation takes some getting used too. Many pictures for each species. Very information dense. Buy it. The best available bird identification book for Austria.

Recommended travel guides for Estonia

Lonely Planet Estonia,Latvia and Lithuania
John Noble, et al: Buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk

  • Having found so little in the way of information about the Baltic States we were very reliant upon this book when travelling in Estonia. For the most part we found the book very reliable, although the maps were not particularly brilliant - the Tallin map being crammed onto one small page.












   
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