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A NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK. Historical notes on the Mouth of the Guadalhorce River. By David Plata. It is fascinating to explore the complexity of the impact Nature can have ...
As autumn is set every crook and cranny of my mountains has its outline softened as shadows deepen and grow as a consequence of the low November sun, my jagged ...
Observe the bird Be sure that it really does require medical attention. The situation is mostly clear with visible injuries like wounds, bites, or broken bones. In general birds make ...
Yellow Wagtail Motacilla flava are without doubt a complex species and cause of much confusion when determining race. Here in the southern most reaches of the Iberian Peninsula we are able to ...
A little rain, a few clouds and temperatures abated to produce a perfect start to a birding extravaganza during the first half of September. The highlight for me was entertaining ...
Global Bird Weekend 13, 14 & 15 October October Big Day – Saturday 14 October We hope you are ready to take part! Existing Teams who took part in Global Bird ...
Okay, it is confession time, as the accumulated wisdom of this old fella finally overcame July’s unreasonable behaviour of heatwave birdwatching and succumbed to the far more sensible option of ...
Phew, this month is an article by the melting birder as I traverse my paradise in the blazing heat of July and try to endure temperatures at dangerous levels for ...
July has seen us with our nose to the grindstone working on an exciting project for the Andalucía Bird Society. Working alongside the Society’s inhouse designer and webmaster Pieter Verheij, ...
Just when will we get rains, our spring has been one of the driest and hottest on record producing parched landscapes that would normally have remained dressed in their green ...
