Its Nesting Time In Lundy Island

Lundy Island, located off the coast of North Devon in the Bristol Channel, serves as a refuge for ships and a home to numerous seabird species. The island's cliffs provide a safe nesting environment for 43 bird species, including gulls and gannets. During the courting season, birds of the same species flock together. Lundy is a popular holiday destination for humans in the summer, while migratory birds visit throughout the year.

Where is Lundy Island located?

• In the North Sea

• Off the coast of North Devon in the Bristol Channel

• In the English Channel

• Near the Isle of Wight

What makes Lundy Island a suitable place for seabirds?

• Its urban environment

• Its sandy beaches

• Its rocky cliffs and crags

• Its dense forests

How many bird species are said to inhabit Lundy Island?

• 53 species

• 43 species

• 33 species

• 23 species

What is a common saying mentioned in relation to the birds on Lundy Island?

• Birds of a feather flock together

• The early bird catches the worm

• A bird's eye view

• A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush

When is Lundy Island a popular holiday spot for human visitors?

• In the autumn

• In the summer

• In the spring

• In the winter