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Red-throated Bee-eater

Red-throated Bee-eater
join us for a fantastic tour of The Gambia this November

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

AUGUST 10TH - SAN PABLO TRACK


a very windy and gusty morning, cloudy with sunshine later. The change in the wind direction continues for its second day, so very little migration passage was on show.





Dawn and I stopped off in San Pablo and visited the 'Bush Robin' track on the way to the coast for a shopping trip. We noticed many Bee-eaters along the wires all the way down to San Pablo from Gaucin and also long the road to San Martin.






At the track many birds were keeping a low profile becuase of the wind but we did find lots of Bee-eaters, Woodchat Shrikes, Spotless Starlings, a single Hoopoe, Booted and Short-toed Eagles, Griffon Vulture and a Common Buzzard. Not much else showed and the windy conditions drove us off after an hour of looking.

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