What the year 2020 been? In more ways that one
After a slow start to birding in January, February things started to lookup? Musically I was kept busy performing, but due to Covid, that's now ended. I was keeping an eye on what was happening in China and Wuhan, little did I realise what was to come? most of what I wrote then had now come True.
White-headed Duck |
See my blogs in March link below
Great spotted Eagle |
In March my Birding buddy Trevor came out for his Spring Birding fix at the time I didn't realize it would be his last visit of the year. And then Covid 19 hit the fan! And after 50 days of isolation, I went birding Saturday 2nd May first morning birding since the beginning of March nice to see a Purple Heron drift by.
And here are some of my favourite birding moments and photos of 2020
Roller |
El Clot de Galvany which was amazing thought the summer, I renamed it Heron City you could see all the Herons within an hour, it also turned up a Western Reef Heron, and also some new breeding birds,
Little Bitten |
Western reef Heron |
Black-necked Grebe |
It was also amazing for a feeding frenzy which happened every single day in the summer till late autumn.
Trumpeter Finch |
Montnegre is high on my list of favourite place to go and find an almost guaranteed site for Trumpeter Finch which only makes it better, I only wish we could have got to Montnegra earlier in the year, but Covid 19 stopped that? it's also a great place for Nightjar and Night Sky Photography,
Nightjar |
Collared Pratincole |
San Felipe was great in the autumn as they drain all the water out and the waders moved in it was only good for a few weeks till the maintenance was completed, but never the less it was good while it lasted. I've also got to mention the flooded fields it a great magnet for birds and easy birding.
Black Redstart |
Bee-eater |
All of this year's birding wouldn't have been possible without my birding mate John Edwards and Michelle, so major thanks to them.
Starling Murmuration have a great 2021 Cheers Bryan |
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