Wildlifeof Korea
Wildlife in Cheonsu Bay (Seosan)
Chungnam
Reclaimed farmland and freshwater lakes behind the Seosan seawall that fill with ducks, geese and raptors in winter. In some years the bay hosts vast flocks of Baikal teal, which rise at dusk in swirling clouds. Storks, cranes and eagles also winter here.
Highlights
- Baikal teal flocks at dusk (in good years)
- Geese, swans and wintering raptors
- Oriental storks in winter
Top wildlife targets
Trip reports from here
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Quick answers
- What wildlife can you see in Cheonsu Bay (Seosan)?
- Top wildlife targets in Cheonsu Bay (Seosan) include Baikal Teal, Taiga Bean Goose, Oriental Stork, Whooper Swan, White-tailed Eagle and Hooded Crane. Highlights: Baikal teal flocks at dusk (in good years).
- Where is Cheonsu Bay (Seosan)?
- Cheonsu Bay (Seosan) is in Chungnam, Korea (about 36.62°, 126.4°).
- What are the highlights of Cheonsu Bay (Seosan)?
- Baikal teal flocks at dusk (in good years), Geese, swans and wintering raptors and Oriental storks in winter.
- Are there trip reports for Cheonsu Bay (Seosan)?
- Yes: Korea, 2006 to 2009: Largha Seals, Water Deer, Raccoon Dogs and finless porpoises.