We have received some information about photography hides available for hire at Pego Marshes and Calpe Salinas. The information is from a company called Birdwatching Spain is shown below:- We have currently 2 hides in Alicante province. There is one … Continued
Welcome to the new website for the Costa Blanca Bird Club. We hope you will like the new modern look of the website and find it easy to navigate and find the things you want to view. There are still … Continued
On 20th August, CBBC President Barry Chambers presented AHSA General Secretary Sergio Arroyo with a donation from club funds of 400 euros. AHSA is involved in developing a new wetland reserve, colaborating with agriculturalists, and with the Valencian Community, in … Continued
Barry Chambers sent in this information:- Audouin’s Gulls are not unusual in our area but some changes have happened in Rojales over the past 5 years with these gulls. I first noticed them in the centre of the town five … Continued
Spanish birder Sergio sent this information to Malcolm – “A few days ago I spoke with the Director of Hondo, he said he had not changed the visitation at Hondo. The main reserve can not be visited on Wednesdays because … Continued
As already stated below, The Costa Blanca Bird Club is carrying out a study of winter rarities, and would like you to contact us if you see any of the species on this short list of birds we know to … Continued
From Sergio Arroyo come two pieces of very welcome information conservation-wise. One is that, after studying the likely environmental impact, it has been decided not to exploit the unknown resources of petroleum which lie beneath the seas off the coast … Continued
Regarding the Costa Blanca Bird Club’s trip to the Mar Menor, where a Ring-billed Gull was claimed, subsequent exhaustive studies suggest that it was, indeed, a young Yellow legged Gull. Which tends to show that a gathering of ‘experts’ can … Continued
If you read most field guides, you will learn that Hoopoes don’t winter in Spain, and neither do Booted Eagles. If you are a keen birder, and live here, you will know that both species are a common sight, around … Continued
