One week on, we thought we'd give Montnegra another go and see if the Trumpeter Finch's had re turned ? There wasn't any sign at the few historical sites that we know of, but there was a mixture of new arrivals?
Black eared Wheatear, Rock Sparrow some female Black Restarts still moving through.
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| Black Restart |
A brief call of Bonnelli's Warbler rattle from a bank of pines? A grey heron gave us a fright as I thought it might of been a Greater Bitten, for a second or two as it followed along the river bed, We tried out our new route 4+ Sub Alpine Warbler's, showed but always difficult and sulking, we gave it our best and also time quite a few Sardinean Warbler's popped out on our search.
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| Sub Alpine Warbler |
We left GA around 8.30 but not before the resident Black Wheatear (Garden Bird) put on a mega show for us, this bird is always around and displaying this time of the year.
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| Black Wheatear |
Back at Montnegra
Griffons Vultures, Peregrine falcon, Kestrel, Raven briefly at the mountain range.
All the usual suspects about
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| Black Wheatear |
Green Finch, Gold Finch, Serin, Chiffs, Great Tit, Red legged Partridge and more.
really nice day on the mountains away from, the norm with the chance of finding something good.
A few butterflies, a Skipper, (unidentified ) A probable 2 Tailed Pasha a, Scares Swallow Tailed, a few small white,
Have a great day
quick update heard my first Bee Eaters yesterday
Cheers Bryan
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