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Africa - Azores

The Azores is fast becoming one of the most sought after birdwatching regions in Europe. A spectacular mix of endemic species and subspecies, massive seabird colonies and a good number of regular or accidental species from the Nearctic region.

The Azores hold the world's largest coloonies of Cory's Shearwaters as well as good numbers of Bulwer's Petrel, Little Shearwater, Madeiran Storm-Petrel and 'Atlantic' Gull.

The Azores Bullfinch is one of the most globally threatened species in Europe.

Azores Bullfinch

Azores Bullfinch © Leo Boon

Quinta dos Curubas

Trip Reports

The Azores, October 2nd - 17th 2003, author Surfbirds Admin (added September 24, 2004)

Corvo, Azores 2007 by Peter Alfrey, author Surfbirds Admin (added November 11, 2007)
(Yellow-billed Cuckoo, Common Nighthawk, Indigo Bunting)


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