P.N. Alto Ebro Y Rudrón. Cliffs and plateaux areas.

 Cliffs of Tudanca

 52 species confirming the variety of species that can be recorded in a simple four-hour day birding in the P.N. Hoces del Alto Ebro y Rudrón Natural Reserve  in the region of Las Merindades. Again it is found that the breeding this year is quite normal, unlike last year which was really a bad breeding year. Many bird families, Finches, Chats, Sparrows, Crows are seen ...
We start prospecting in the surrounding area, checked in several species within Zamanzas Valley, Swifts and Martins in the villages, Thrushes, Shrikes, Pipits in the meadows and among the oaks of the forest resound Woodpeckers, Warblers and Pigeons.
In the plateaux, in small shrubs and stones become perching and breeding sites for Buntings and Wheatears, in villages and churches we find a small colonies of House and Rock Sparrows. In the sky, great movement of Swifts, Swallows and Martins (House, Crag and Sand).
With this route and thanking Jean and David his interest in birds of Burgos, we continued to collect data for the Atlas of Breeding Birds of Spain.

 Common Redstart

 Griffon Vulture

 Looking for Stonechats

 Stonechat

 Red-billed Chough

 Rock Sparrow

 Looking for birds in the plateaux

  Red-billed Chough

 The birders

Bird List
Black Kite

Egyptian Vulture

Griffon Vulture
Common Buzzard

Common Wood Pigeon

Common Cuckoo

Common Swift

Hoopoe
Iberian Green Woodpecker

Great Spotted Woodpecker

Skylark


Sand Martin

Crag Martin
Barn Swallow

House Martin

Tree Pipit

Grey Wagtail

White Wagtail

Wren

Dunnock
European Robin

Black Redstart
Common Redstart
Common Stonechat


Wheatear
Blackbird

Song Thrush

Mistle Thrush

Melodious Warbler
Blackcap


Bonelli's Warbler

Iberian Chiffchaff
Spotted Flycatcher 


Blue Tit

Great Tit
Golden Oriol
Red-backed Shrike

Jay
Magpie

Red-billed Chough
Carrion Crow

Raven

Spotless Starling

House Sparrow


Rock Sparrow
Common Chaffinch

Serin


Greenfinch
Goldfinch

Linnet

Yellowhammer

Cirl Bunting

Corn Bunting


Thank you very much to David and Jean for your interest in the birds of Burgos
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