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Atlantic puffin–Balearic shearwater–Black kite–Black-winged kite–Booted eagle–Calandra lark–Cetti’s warbler–Common nightingale–Corn bunting–Eurasian griffon–Eurasian hobby–Eurasian jackdaw–Eurasian sparrowhawk–European bee-eater–European stonechat–Greater short-toed lark–House bunting–House swift–Lesser kestrel–Melodious warbler–Montagu’s harrier–Northern bald ibis–Northern wheatear–Ortolan bunting–Pomarine jaeger–Ruddy turnstone–Short-toed snake-eagle–Western house-martin–Western marsh harrier–Western olivaceous warbler–Western yellow wagtail–White stork–Woodchat shrike–Yellow-legged gull
Primavera gaditana
Southern Cádiz ensures top-class birding. Local specialties such as house swift and northern bald ibis were combined[…]
Calandra lark–Carrion crow–Common nightingale–Common quail–Common shelduck–Corn bunting–Eurasian blue tit–Eurasian coot–Eurasian hoopoe–Eurasian thick-knee–European bee-eater–Gray heron–Great bustard–Great spotted cuckoo–Great spotted woodpecker–Greater short-toed lark–Green sandpiper–Lesser kestrel–Little bustard–Meadow pipit–Northern lapwing–Northern wheatear–Rock sparrow–Spanish eagle–Spanish sparrow–Thekla’s lark–Whinchat–Woodchat shrike–Zitting cisticola
The dance of bustards
April in Spain calls for the steppe. Little and great bustards are busy with their spectacular displays,[…]
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[…]
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