Cessaguet et Eynanças, site d'observation des grues cendrées

The hamlets of Cessaguet and Eynanças in Flavignac are well known as sites for observing the autumn and spring migrations of the grey crane. Every year, they make a stopover here in Flavignac. The Limousin region lies at the center of their migratory axis: from October onwards, if you look up, you can see large "V "s in the sky as they descend to the south; in spring, sometimes as early as February, they return to the north. Since the 2000s, due to global warming, some of the cranes have been wintering in eastern France, in Lorraine and Champagne-Ardenne, and no longer head as far south. One day, perhaps, the cranes will no longer pass through Limousin? So enjoy their show now, in Flavignac.