Rojales – Barry Chambers
Red-necked Nightjars are back in Rojales tonight.
El Clot – Malcolm Palmer
This afternoon at the Clot (dry hide) 1 Common Sandpiper, 2 Squacco Herons, at least 3 Pied Flycatchers, 2 Willow Warblers, big movement of hirundines, including many Sand Martins and a lot of Swifts too.
El Pinet, Monastery, El Clot, Salinas – Malcolm Palmer
El Pinet –4 Curlew Sandpipers, Little, Common and Gull-billed Tern, Collared Pratincole, Pied Flycatcher. Monastery, or around there – Roller, Nightingale. El Clot, Night Heron, Sand Martin, Turtle Dove. Salinas – Yellow Wagtail.
Pallet Road, Monastery, PFT – Greta Owen
On our route earlier this morning, only one Little Owl at pallet road, then not much else until we got to the monastery road. There we had, for the first time this year, the Roller. While I was photographing the … Continued
Torrevieja, Monastery – Geoff Culliford
Friday evening I headed over to the Azure-winged Magpie site and then on to Los Montesinos to see the Montagu’s Harriers come in to roost. Saturday morning I headed over to the old monastery. I found 4 Rollers, 2 Little … Continued
La Mata – Graham Trew
I thought I would let you and your members know that at the moment there are quiet a few Common Redstart and Pied Flycatchers feeding in the fenced pine tree picnic area by La Mata cemetery. There is also a … Continued
Alcoy – Malcolm Palmer
It was a pleasant spring morning when members of the Costa Blanca Bird Club met just outside Alcoy for their April outing. 15 members congregated at the Nuevo Polígono, and the group was ably led by Greta Owen, who had put in a … Continued
El Clot, El Pinet – Geoff Culliford
Last Thursday I picked up my best birding friend David from Wiltshire for a 4fpurday birding bash. On the way to the airport I found a Northern Wheatear at the old monastery. He arrived at 5.30pm so straight over to … Continued
Guardarmar – Barry Chambers
At the lighthouse at Guardamar the Surf Scoter was still present also I saw 30 plus European Storm Petrels.
Yecla – Malcolm Palmer
On the 9th April, six members of the Costa Blanca Bird Club met at Yecla for an unofficial field trip. After several days of murky brown, misty sky, with everything covered in dust, it was pleasing to see sharp outlines of the surrounding … Continued