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Birdwatching in Suffolk - A Guide to Reserves and Hides For Bird Watchers Birdwatching in Suffolk is a joy as the landscape of the county is diverse and varied, and so is the range of wildlife that inhabit it. Avid birdwatchers and novices alike can enjoy a coastal walk and the possibility of sighting a Marsh Harrier or Avocet, or head north to the southern edge of the Broads where you can catch birds on migration taking a break for some bathing. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: Very Informative!
I very much enjoyed this article, mainly because I am a keen birdwatcher myself. I find myself visiting Lackford Lakes often as it is one of my favourite spots.
Overall, thumbs up!