Wednesday 17 April; Guadalhorce, Malaga
Here
is our report with 48 species from our third visit to Guadalhorce.
Fewer birds this time, especially few birds of prey, but more waders.
Mallard;
Gadwall; Pochard; Red-crested Pochard; White-headed Duck; Little Grebe;
Cormorant; Little Egret; Grey Heron; Flamingo; Kestrel; Peregrine
Falcon; Moorhen; Coot; Black-winged Stilt; Little Ringed Plover; Ringed
Plover; Kentish Plover; Grey Plover; Sanderling; Dunlin; Curlew
Sandpiper; Greenshank; Snipe; Yellow-legged Gull; Rock Dove; Collared
Dove; Turtle Dove; Swift; Bee-eater; Crested Lark; Sand Martin; Barn
Swallow; House Martin; Yellow Wagtail; Nightingale; Black
Redstart; Wheatear; Blackbird; Sardinian Warbler; Reed Warbler; Woodchat
Shrike; Jackdaw; Spotless Starling; House Sparrow; Goldfinch;
Greenfinch; Serin.
Inger and Ivan
On the other hand, Ivan and Inger, as the water levels begin to drop so, perhaps we might see the return of all those waders that have been missing for the past four or five months. I certainly hope so.
On the other hand, Ivan and Inger, as the water levels begin to drop so, perhaps we might see the return of all those waders that have been missing for the past four or five months. I certainly hope so.
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