Just returned
from a very relaxing fortnight in the South of France. I had no birding planned and the oppressively hot weather made it even more
unlikely, so I was more than happy to indulge in some when the temperature plummeted to 30 C. The day was spent around La
Crau and the eastern
saltpans of the
Camargue.





Not surprisingly (due to the heat and timing) we failed
to find any Little Bustard or
Sandgrouse at La
Crau but did see
almost a dozen Rollers and many Stone Curlew.
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