Places to see birds
 | Grebes, divers and even migratory ospreys can be found on one of the Eastbourne An District Local Group's favourite birding sites. More... |
 | Beachy Head: Plantation Wood & Surrounding Area A landmark of some notoriety it may be, but Beachy Head and the surrounding area offer many good bird sightings in all seasons. More... |
 | Located between Eastbourne and Seaford and accessible from the A259 via East Dean, Birling Gap offers the chance to see a variety of birds all year round. More... |
 | From waders to raptors, Cuckmere Haven is home to a variety of birds and affords us sightings of sea mammals too. More... |
 | Sadly, much of the natural history of The Crumbles is in the past, but there are still birds to be seen at Eastbourne Marina. More... |
 | A good place to see ducks and wintering waders. More... |
 | Winter birding in a harsh, but strangely comforting location! More... |
 | A good place for rarities. More... |
 | Pevensey Levels- Down & Horse Eye Levels Geese and ducks in winter. More... |
 | Pevensey Levels- The Beach Area Near Waller's Haven. Coastal birding and the occasional rarity. More... |
 | Pevensey Levels- The Horse Bridge Area Good birding all year round along the river. More... |
 | Pevensey Levels- The Rickney Bridge Area A good place to see members of the Thrush family in winter. More... |
 | The Ouse Valley Estuary Project A relatively new reserve between Seaford and Newhaven, it is easily accessible and boasts a variety of habitats. It is probably the best place locally to see purple sandpipers. More... |
 | A little-known birding spot, but well worth checking out, especially if you are a duck enthusiast. More... |
 | Opportunities to see birds at a newly acquired reserve. More... |
 | Great birding to be had within easy reach of Lewes. More... |