Is already available On line the last report on the records of the birds of Burgos, that corresponds to the last three months, April May and June.
I believe that the most interesting records are:
Records of Herons and Waders, emphasizing the Great Bittern, Squacco Heron and the 15 different species of waders.
Record of Red-footed Falcon.
And different records of pre-breeding and postnuptial seasons.
Recent reports in the home page of the Yearbook.
Monday, July 28, 2008
Sunday, July 27, 2008
SACRE 2008
In the square VN4040, first contact of Goldcrest, peculiar record for this season, although within a good habitat for this species, the pine wood.
I again to locate other species, Sparrowhawk, Lesser Spotted Woodpecker, Common Whitethroat, Coal Tit, and although showy, a record of Magpie, very scarce in the zone.
Altogether for the square VN4040 in 10 years 91 species have been recorded more 6 species of Owls and Nightjars.
In the square VN3040 I have record of 77 species in 3 years.
I have registered for the first time Spotted Flycatcher, Golden Oriole, and again Goldcrest.
Pan-European Common Bird Monitoring
I again to locate other species, Sparrowhawk, Lesser Spotted Woodpecker, Common Whitethroat, Coal Tit, and although showy, a record of Magpie, very scarce in the zone.
Altogether for the square VN4040 in 10 years 91 species have been recorded more 6 species of Owls and Nightjars.
In the square VN3040 I have record of 77 species in 3 years.
I have registered for the first time Spotted Flycatcher, Golden Oriole, and again Goldcrest.
Pan-European Common Bird Monitoring
Publicado por
MCBirding. Javier Morala, Valvanera Rodríguez
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Migration of Common Swift
Today during approximately two hours, from the 8 pm, a constant passage of Common Swift (Apus apus), south-east direction.
I have calculated that approximately would pass 500 birds
Here you can find lots of information of Swifts.
http://www.londons-swifts.org.uk/
I have calculated that approximately would pass 500 birds
Here you can find lots of information of Swifts.
http://www.londons-swifts.org.uk/
Publicado por
MCBirding. Javier Morala, Valvanera Rodríguez
Friday, July 11, 2008
Ebro footpath GR 99.
This week, finally, I have obtained the guide of the Ebro footpath GR 99 (guide book and 47 maps). The work that has realised is impressive.
It is now possible to walk the whole length of the river Ebro, from its source in Fontibre to the Mediterranean along the newly-inaugurated, GR 99, the "Natural Ebro Footpath"
Great amount of natural spaces for birdwatchig, from the Reservoir of the river Ebro to the Delta of the Ebro, the list of birds found in all the route, can be impressive.
It is now possible to walk the whole length of the river Ebro, from its source in Fontibre to the Mediterranean along the newly-inaugurated, GR 99, the "Natural Ebro Footpath"
Great amount of natural spaces for birdwatchig, from the Reservoir of the river Ebro to the Delta of the Ebro, the list of birds found in all the route, can be impressive.
The footpath totals 1,260 km and crosses six regions Cantabria, Castilla y León, the Basque Country, La Rioja, Navarra, Aragon and Catalonia.
In the Inn Mill of Canto we are very proud of to be part of this foopath like lodging route.
Publicado por
MCBirding. Javier Morala, Valvanera Rodríguez
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