Birdwatching

Certainly! Birdwatching in **Northeast Sardinia** offers a captivating experience for nature enthusiasts. Here are some highlights:

1. **Biodiversity**: Sardinia, with its location on the Mediterranean flyway, serves as an essential stopover site for migratory birds. The island boasts an exceptional biodiversity, home to approximately **300 species of birds**¹. Among the species of interest are the **Barbary Partridge**, **Greater Flamingo**, **European Griffon Vulture**, **Eleonora’s Falcon**, **Western Swamphen**, **Little Bustard**, **Audouin’s Gull**, **Marmora’s Warbler**, and **Corsican Finch**.

2. **Private Birding Day Trips**: You can join one of the foremost ornithology experts in the area for a **private birding day trip**. These trips are designed for birdwatchers, photographers, and nature enthusiasts. The itineraries are fully customizable, so if you have specific target species in mind, feel free to share them¹.

3. **Recommended Itineraries**:
– **Flamingos and Swamphens**: Explore the small wetlands of northwest Sardinia (including Stintino saltpans, Casaraccio Lake, Pilo Lake, and Platamona pond). Here, you might spot the **Greater Flamingo**, **Western Swamphen**, and **Audouin’s Gull**.
– **The Osprey Kingdom**: Discover the **Griffon Vultures** and other birdlife.
– **Cala Gonone and Eleonora’s Falcon**: Explore this scenic area and keep an eye out for the **Eleonora’s Falcon**.
– **Coghinas Lake and Limbara Mountain**: Another great spot for birdwatching¹.

4. **Migration Routes**: Sardinia is strategically located on the main migration route between Europe, Asia, and Africa. During spring and autumn migrations, hundreds of birds descend on the island, adding to its already rich and diverse birdlife³.

So whether you’re a seasoned birder or a curious beginner, Northeast Sardinia promises unique emotions and breathtaking scenery for your birdwatching adventures! 🐦🌿📸¹³.