BIRDING IN LANZAROTE (CANARY ISLANDS)

Friday, March 2, 2007 - JANUARY 2007 LANZAROTE REPORT

by Francisco Javier García Vargas

 

This month, the most remarkable was the female Lesser Scaup at Janubio salt pans (a special photopage of the bird can be seen here), and the arrival of a Black-necked Grebe at the same place. About other scarce migrants, the highlight was a Black Kite near San Bartolomé, seen by Juan Sagardía on 11/I (the first for our personal Lanzarote list), Arctic Skua (a dark morph bird seen at Arrecife by Juan Sagardía on 10/I), the European Golden Plover remained at Arrecife, a Black-tailed Godwit at Janubio and some Stonechats (1 at Arrecife, 2 at Guatiza and 1 at Yaiza).

COMPLETE LIST JANUARY 2007 

Black-necked Grebe

Cattle Egret

Little Egret

Grey Heron

Lesser Scaup

Black Kite (our personal 1st for Lanzarote)

Common Kestrel

Barbary Falcon

Black-winged Stilt

Ringed Plover

European Golden Plover

EUROPEAN GOLDEN  PLOVER. Arrecife. Photo: J. Sagardía

Grey Plover

Sanderling

Little Stint

Black-tailed Godwit

Bar-tailed Godwit

Whimbrel

Common Redshank

Common Greenshank

Common Sandpiper

Ruddy Turnstone

Arctic Skua

Black-headed Gull

Lesser Black-backed Gull

Yellow-legged Gull

Sandwich Tern

Eurasian Collared Dove

Laughing Dove

Plain Swift

Hoopoe

Lesser Short-toed Lark

Barn Swallow

House Martin

HOUSE MARTIN. Arrecife. Photos: F. J. García Vargas

Berthelot´s Pipit

Grey Wagtail

White Wagtail

European Robin

Stonechat

Song Thrush

Common Chiffchaff

Willow Warbler

African Blue Tit

Southern Grey Shrike

Common Raven

Common Starling

COMMON STARLING. Uga. Photo: F. J. García Vargas

Spanish Sparrow

Canary

Common Linnet

Trumpeter Finch

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Francisco Javier García Vargas, Juan Sagardía Pradera and Antonio Unquiles Cobos have been birdwatching in Lanzarote (Canary Islands) the last five years, making a list of the birds observed in the island since 2002. In this blog we show the results of our observations on breeding birds, passage migrants, winter visitors and vagrants of the island. On the other hand, we try this blog can help to all birdwatchers who want to visit Lanzarote.

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