Hi there everybody hope you're having a good day
I've been a bit slow getting the news out the main reason? some computer problems which have taken time to solve.
but also I've had a stomach bug which has left me lethargic.
So I am gonna keep my summary brief of what I've been up too.
Maigmo Mountain
Iberian Red Squirrel
Everything you would expect to see with the small birds of Maigmo the highlight of the day was Goshawk and Bonelli's Eagle.
Everything you would expect to see with the small birds of Maigmo the highlight of the day was Goshawk and Bonelli's Eagle.
Returning through the Valley of Montnegre, again no sign of Trumpeter Finch, but we did see this Black eared Wheatear, most summer migrate have moved on.
The Clot Wetlands
The madness continues, the feeding frenzy continues! day and Night, 4 Purp's still present Night Herons galore, as well loads of little Bitten and some stunning fly past of Kingfishers.
At the Reed Hide loads of Reed Warbler and Great reed Warbler,
Reed Warbler
and at the popular hide, the usual suspect's White-headed Duck and Marbled Duck. Surprise of the day was a Sedge Warbler who put in an appearance with prolonged close views which made a fitting end to our day.
Sedge Warbler
I've seen Sedge Warbler before at the Clot, but not for a long time. Hopefully, they are now a recurring migrant for the Clot now the water level are higher, I'll be keeping a watch full eye to confirm it?
Sedge Warbler
Sedge Warbler
I've seen Sedge Warbler before at the Clot, but not for a long time. Hopefully, they are now a recurring migrant for the Clot now the water level are higher, I'll be keeping a watch full eye to confirm it?
Have a great day
Cheers
BT
Marbled Duck
For a more in-depth review of our birding exploits
See John Edward excellent blog
Link below
Cheers
BT
For a more in-depth review of our birding exploits
See John Edward excellent blog
Link below
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