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Red-throated Bee-eater

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

Sunday, July 6, 2014

JULY 6TH 2014 - RIO GUADIARO

This was just a quick outing for a couple of hours during the middle of the day. It was quite blustery with a chilly wind and a lot of cloud cover, totally atypical of July in Andalucia.

I only stayed our for a couple of hours and despite the wind I listed the following species at one of my favourite places along the Rio Guadiaro near Estacion de Cortés.

RED-VEINED DARTER


The best bird seen was a WRYNECK, this bird called several times before showing itself on the bare branches of a tree on the opposite bank.
 

record shot of the WRYNECK

On the river a few family parties of White Wagtails fed on shingle banks as did at least 8 Little Ringed Plovers, a single Grey Wagtail and a couple of Common Kingfishers also turned up.

In the hedgerows a few Blackcaps were still singing but Cetti's Warbler and Common Nightingale were noticeably silent.

Raptors overhead included Booted and Short-toed Eagles, Griffon Vultures and a Eurasian Sparrowhawk.

Other species seen were: Serin, Goldfinch, Greenfinch, Chaffinch, European Bee-eaters, Pallid Swift, Woodchat Shrike and Common Stonechats.

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