The Following Reports are available from Poland ( all reports from birdtours.co.uk )

Birding trip to NE-Poland 23 -27 May 2001

Birding in Poland in the month of May is a must for every European birder. There is a big variety of species and different species which have become scarce in Western Europe, can still be seen here in good numbers. The Polish countryside is still authentic and full of birds, wildlife and wildflowers...Ignaas Robbe reports

Eastern Poland 25/05/00 - 03/06/00.

Basically this trip report is the tale of a 10 day ‘rip’, by car, across Europe into and around Eastern Poland concentrating on The Bialowieza Forest and Biebrza marshes. Main targets were Great snipe and Aquatic warbler and of course the great forest itself. Dave Gosney’s ‘Finding birds in Poland’ should give you all the specific site information that is needed...Andy & Jackie Mckee report.

NW Poland, around the Szczecin and Swinoujscie area.

15-17/7/00

Just got back from a long weekend to NW Poland, around the Szczecin and Swinoujscie area. Despite only managing one full day birding (Sunday 16.7.00), plus a few hours in the evening of Saturday 15.7.00 and a brief excursion on 17.7.00, I managed some great birds....Gruff Dodd reports

Birdwatching trip to Poland August 1999

This is the birdwatching trip report of a trip done in Poland by four Catalan birdwatchers, from the 15th until the 28th of August of 1999...We slept in a tent, in camping sites or free camping, depending on the site. In Poland, it was quite complicated to eat for reasonable prices outside of big cities...Arnau Bonan Barfull reports

Western Poland July 19-27 1997

Already during that evening, along the road to Gorzow Wlkp., it was clear that something was going on with the population of White Storks and Cranes. Several birds were spotted along the road and also from the bus...Belgian birder Dirk Raes reports from a flooded Poland

Karsiborska Kepa NR, NW Poland 15-18 July 1997

Karsiborska Kepa Nature Reserve in the Swiny Estuary in far NW. Poland is the first reserve of OTOP, the Polish Society for the Protection of Birds, established in 1995 to protect a major breeding ground of the Aquatic Warbler as well as other wetland species. It is also a good area for White-tailed Eagle, another species we wanted to see...Bill Smith reports on his brief stopover in Poland.