This was far from the best migration year, we had a diificult time finding common migrant birds let alone rare or uncommon species. The weather wasn't too bad except for a very stormy afternoon and evening in midweek. We mananged to find some goodies: Dusky Warbler was our best sighting but we also located Red-backed Shrike, Jack Snipe, Yellow-browed Warbler, Serin, Bluethroat, Firecrest, Ring Ouzel and lots of Black Redstarts. Common migrants were a bit thin on the ground we only saw singles of most species such as Pied Flycatcher, Whinchat, Reed Warbler, Merlin, Whooper Swan (3), Blackcap, Chiffchaff and Woodlark. We never saw a single Wheatear during this trip!!!
Download Trip Report (3.48 MB)A very exciting tour led by Iordan Hristov, aka Dancho. The group recorded a record number of species including over 100 species on GLOBAL BIRD DAY, A Saker Falcon was first for a Wingspan Tour in this area and a mixed flock of nea...
View ReportYet another fantastic Wingspan bird Tour of this fascinating Greek island. We had superb weather for the the first four days then an abrupt change brought in wind, rain and a huge fall of migrant bird species. We saw most of the reg...
View ReportMorocco is a fantastic tour venue with a vaste range of habitats, beautiful scenery and a huge variety of bird species. From the snow-covered Atlas Mountains to the dry dusty Sahara Desert and onto the beautiful coastal national parks we...
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