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Alpine swift–Audouin’s gull–Black wheatear–Blue rock-thrush–Common nightingale–Common quail–Common redshank–Common sandpiper–Corn bunting–Dartford warbler–Eurasian collared-dove–Eurasian eagle-owl–Eurasian scops-owl–European bee-eater–European red-rumped swallow–European shag–Golden eagle–Greater short-toed lark–Greater whitethroat–Little owl–Little ringed plover–Meadow pipit–Mediterranean short-toed lark–Northern wheatear–Pallid swift–Peregine falcon–Red-legged partridge–Rock bunting–Rufous-tailed scrub-robin–Sardinian warbler–Scopoli’s shearwater–Sedge warbler–Song thrush–Spectacled warbler–Thekla’s lark–Trumpeter finch–Western black-eared wheatear–Western yellow wagtail–Yellow-legged gull
Surveying the desert
The fieldwork of a new ornithological project in Cabo Cope y Puntas de Calnegre provided great views[…]
Alpine swift–Audouin’s gull–Black kite–Black redstart–Black-crowned night-heron–Blue rock-thrush–Booted eagle–Coal tit–Collared pratincole–Common firecrest–Common kingfisher–Common nightingale–Common redshank–Common redstart–Common reed warbler–Common tern–Crested lark–Dartford warbler–Dupont’s lark–Egyptian vulture–Eurasian blue tit–Eurasian griffon–Eurasian kestrel–Eurasian penduline-tit–Eurasian siskin–Eurasian skylark–Eurasian sparrowhawk–European serin–European stonechat–Glossy ibis–Golden eagle–Great cormorant–Great egret–Great reed warbler–Great spotted woodpecker–Hawfinch–House sparrow–Iberian green woodpecker–Long-tailed tit–Merlin–Montagu’s harrier–Moustached warbler–Northern wheatear–Peregine falcon–Purple heron–Red kite–Red-billed chough–Reed bunting–Rock bunting–Rock sparrow–Sandwich tern–Savi’s warbler–Sedge warbler–Short-toed snake-eagle–Short-toed treecreeper–Spectacled warbler–Thekla’s lark–Western Bonelli’s warbler–Western subalpine warbler–Western yellow wagtail–Whiskered tern–Willow warbler
Dupont’s expedition
The enigmatic Dupont’s lark is extremely range-restricted in our region. Some friends and I try to track[…]
Alpine swift–Black redstart–Black wheatear–Blue rock-thrush–Bonelli’s eagle–Booted eagle–Cetti’s warbler–Coal tit–Common chaffinch–Common cuckoo–Common firecrest–Common kingfisher–Common nightingale–Common swift–Corn bunting–Crested tit–Dartford warbler–Eurasian golden oriole–Eurasian goshawk–Eurasian griffon–Eurasian hoopoe–Eurasian jay–Eurasian linnet–Eurasian scops-owl–Eurasian sparrowhawk–European bee-eater–European red-rumped swallow–European serin–European turtle-dove–Golden eagle–Gray heron–Gray wagtail–Great reed warbler–Greater short-toed lark–Green sandpiper–Iberian green woodpecker–Lesser kestrel–Little owl–Little ringed plover–Melodious warbler–Peregine falcon–Pin-tailed sandgrouse–Red crossbill–Red-billed chough–Red-legged partridge–Rock bunting–Rock sparrow–Rufous-tailed rock-thrush–Short-toed treecreeper–Spectacled warbler–Tawny owl–Tawny pipit–Thekla’s lark–Trumpeter finch–Western Bonelli’s warbler–Western house-martin–Western Orphean warbler–Western subalpine warbler–Wood lark–Woodchat shrike–Yellow-legged gull–Zitting cisticola
Inland wildlife in a dry spell
A long drought is especially evident by June. Rufous-tailed rock-thrush, tawny pipit, pin-tailed sandgrouse, stone martens, and[…]
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