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| Pyramidal Orchid Barnack, Hills and Hollows |
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Hudsonian Whimbrel
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| Hudsonian Whimbrel, Pagham Harbour, West Sussex. Only the 12th record of this Mega Wader since 1974. This life tick goes nicely with the Paddyfield Warbler last Friday at Blakeney Point. |
Friday, June 12, 2015
LIST OF BIRD SPECIES IN PICOS de EUROPA
For a list of all Bird Species seen please click on the Link below
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wzc6p02l6v1f9r2/GPOG%20Picos%202015%20Brian%20mk2.xls?dl=0
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
PICOS DE EUROPA, May 2015
The following images are a photographic record in chronological order of a trip to the Picos de Europa Mountains in NW Spain in late May and early June 2015.
Just under a hundred Bird Species were recorded including on a personal note three target Birds----Wallcreeper, White-winged Snowfinch and Alpine Accentor.
We were based in the village of Espinama close to the Cable Car access to the high Mountains at Fuente De. Tours, both North and South, of the High peaks were made once the Target Birds had been seen.
Just under a hundred Bird Species were recorded including on a personal note three target Birds----Wallcreeper, White-winged Snowfinch and Alpine Accentor.
We were based in the village of Espinama close to the Cable Car access to the high Mountains at Fuente De. Tours, both North and South, of the High peaks were made once the Target Birds had been seen.
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| Our Starting Point |
Nature is Cruel,Picos de Europa, May 2015
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| A gruesome start to the photographic collection. Suggestions please on Species |
Scene from the Picos,Picos de Europa, May 2015
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| The High Picos Mountains, home of the Wallcreepers, Alpine Snow Finch and Alpine Accentors |
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| A view down to the start of the Cable Car |
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| Not for the faint hearted! |
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| The Cable Car wires can just be seen |
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| A sudden transformation to blue skies after travelling through the high clouds |
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| At Cloud Level! |
Rock Formation,Picos de Europa, May 2015
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| One for the Geologists. Limestone formation in the Picos Mountains |
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