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All our professional wildlife guides are approved by and are members of our Society. Individually and collectively they are a valued and important part of ABS. Many will be known ...
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Much like our spring birding, this autumn has seen lockdown and restrictions of movement impacting on our ability to bird as and where we would like. However, there can be ...
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As we move further into autumn our winter birds begin to arrive in numbers. One of these is the Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis). Here in the Iberian Peninsula it is ...
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ONLY 2 days to go to our Wader Conservation World Watch. Can you get out this weekend and help count local waders for our special wader weekend? Visit our website ...
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Thirty-six ABS members met at 9am at the restaurant El Navasillo 12 kms south of Ronda on the San Pedro road. Two flocks of Rock Sparrows were seen flying nearby ...
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The Society’s field meeting being held this weekend Saturday 17th October will see more than 30 members attending as we celebrate the great ‘Global Bird Weekend’. The link to our ...
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Two distinct and contrapuntal qualities are present here in the Finca at the beginning of October. The first of these is one of silence; a deep profound quiet has descended ...
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Dear Members and friends, It is with a degree of certainty, when I say that none of us would describe 2020 as having been a good year. Many of us ...
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Someone has switched the light out as they closed the door! It feels just like that, as the days become shorter and the nights are now cooler. It really does ...
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Short-toed Snake Eagle Circaetus gallicus Most of us will be familiar with this large member of the snake-eagle family. It is fairly common throughout the region and especially so during ...
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