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Red-throated Bee-eater

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

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

MOROCCO 2013 - DAY 7 24TH MARCH



Day 7  - March 24TH -  café Yasmina to Taliouine


Our last morning at Yasmina and the Erg Chebbi dunes started just as the previous two days had with an early start on the terrace. The wind had gone completely it was a beautiful morning with a little chill in the air. We watched the ringing of several species of birds, in fact the ringers were extremely busy as many birds were caught in their nets. We saw in the hand: Subalpine & Willow Warblers, Bonelli’s Warbler, Common Nightingale, Woodchat Shrike and two new species for our trip list: Reed Warbler and Melodious Warbler.

a couple of desert scenes that we were leaving behind us


We were on the road by 8am after we had consumed a lovely breakfast at Café Yasmina, our plan was to reach Agdz by 1pm. Birds of note seen along the way were :-  Brown-necked Raven, White-crowned Wheatear (20+), Hoopoe Lark, Booted Eagle, Black Kite, Corn Bunting, Little Egret and several other species.
A common road side scene



We bought lunch in Agdz and sat to eat it just 5km west of the town. Laughing Dove was heard by a few of the group, we also saw Black-eared Wheatear, Woodchat Shrike and European Bee-eater.

We arrived at Taliouine at 4:30pm, our accommodation was at the Toubkal Auberge on the edge of town, the auberge overlooked an area of woodland, cultivated land and the Oued Zagmouzen (which was virtually dry). Before dinner we took a walk down towards the river and despite windy conditions we saw quite a number of common woodland species. There were many Laughing Doves, Hoopoe, European Bee-eaters, African Chaffinches, Subalpine Warblers, Woodchat Shrikes, Common Bubuls and several other species.
you often see overturned vehicles at the side of the road - I wonder why?

At 6:30pm the light began to fade so we called it day and went back to our rooms to get ready for dinner.

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