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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[…]
Ashy tailorbird–Asian glossy starling–Black hornbill–Black-and-red broadbill–Black-crowned pitta–Black-eared barbet–Blue-crowned hanging-parrot–Brown barbet–Chestnut munia–Common flameback–Common hill myna–Crested serpent-eagle–Crimson sunbird–Dusky munia–Gray-and-buff woodpecker–Greater racket-tailed drongo–Green imperial-pigeon–Lesser green leafbird–Long-billed spiderhunter–Long-tailed parakeet–Olive-winged bulbul–Oriental bay-owl–Oriental darter–Oriental pied-hornbill–Peregine falcon–Pink-necked green-pigeon–Plaintive cuckoo–Rhinoceros hornbill–Rufous woodpecker–Rufous-tailed tailorbird–Spectacled spiderhunter–Stork-billed kingfisher–Sunda pygmy woodpecker–Thick-billed spiderhunter–Wreathed hornbill–Yellow-bellied prinia–Yellow-vented bulbul–Yellow-vented flowerpecker
Wildlife in the Forest Edge
Today marks one year since this website was launched. A story of serendipity, with great people and[…]
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[…]
African sacred ibis–Black redstart–Black-headed gull–Booted eagle–Common chiffchaff–Common greenshank–Common kingfisher–Common pochard–Common scoter–Common shelduck–Common snipe–Crested lark–Dartford warbler–Dunlin–Eared grebe–Eurasian coot–Eurasian golden plover–Eurasian kestrel–Eurasian teal–European stonechat–Gadwall–Garganey–Glossy ibis–Gray heron–Great crested grebe–Great egret–Greater flamingo–Greater yellowlegs–Jack snipe–Lesser black-backed gull–Little bittern–Little stint–Mallard–Meadow pipit–Northern lapwing–Northern pintail–Northern shoveler–Peregine falcon–Pied avocet–Red-crested pochard–Ruff–Sanderling–Sardinian warbler–Slender-billed gull–Squacco heron–Water rail–Western cattle egret–Western marsh harrier–Western swamphen–White wagtail
Sunsets in l’Albufera
Two days birding l’Albufera finished with terrific sunsets. Highlights included a mega greater yellowlegs, wintering jack snipes,[…]
Yellow-browed warblers in Font Roja
A Siberian migrant next to home: Birdwatching rarely gets as exciting as this! Only the 4th record[…]
Audouin’s gull–Bar-tailed godwit–Barn swallow–Black kite–Black tern–Black-headed gull–Black-tailed godwit–Black-winged stilt–Bluethroat–Booted eagle–Calandra lark–Caspian tern–Cetti’s warbler–Collared pratincole–Common buzzard–Common chaffinch–Common chiffchaff–Common greenshank–Common kingfisher–Common redshank–Common redstart–Common reed warbler–Common ringed plover–Common shelduck–Common tern–Common wood-pigeon–Corn bunting–Crested lark–Crested tit–Dartford warbler–Dunlin–Eared grebe–Eurasian blackbird–Eurasian blackcap–Eurasian collared-dove–Eurasian crag-martin–Eurasian curlew–Eurasian hobby–Eurasian jackdaw–Eurasian kestrel–Eurasian linnet–Eurasian magpie–Eurasian moorhen–Eurasian sparrowhawk–Eurasian spoonbill–Eurasian teal–Eurasian tree sparrow–European goldfinch–European greenfinch–European honey-buzzard–European pied flycatcher–European robin–European serin–European starling–European stonechat–Garganey–Glossy ibis–Golden eagle–Gray heron–Great cormorant–Great crested grebe–Great egret–Great reed warbler–Great tit–Greater flamingo–Green sandpiper–House sparrow–Iberian gray shrike–Iberian green woodpecker–Kentish plover–Little bittern–Little egret–Little grebe–Little owl–Little ringed plover–Little stint–Long-eared owl–Marbled duck–Mediterranean gull–Mistle thrush–Northern pintail–Northern shoveler–Northern wheatear–Peregine falcon–Pied avocet–Red crossbill–Red kite–Red-billed chough–Red-knobbed coot–Red-legged partridge–Ruddy turnstone–Ruff–Sanderling–Sandwich tern–Sardinian warbler–Short-toed treecreeper–Slender-billed gull–Spotless starling–Spotted redshank–Thekla’s lark–Water rail–Western cattle egret–Western swamphen–Whinchat–White-headed duck–Yellow-legged gull–Zitting cisticola
Enjoying the hobby on Global Big Day
An intense full day watching birds in Alicante delivers a great final count for our party of[…]
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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