BIRDING IN LANZAROTE (CANARY ISLANDS)

Friday, November 9, 2007 - OCTOBER 2007 LANZAROTE REPORT

by Francisco Javier García Vargas

 

On October 2007, some interesting observations have been made, including some rarities, like the Pectoral Sandpiper at Tías golf course between 10 and 14/X.

Another rarity and first for our personal list was the Calandra Lark at Tías golf course on 21/X.

About scarce migrants, the Black Tern (1 bird I saw at Tías golf course on 20/X) was first for our island´s list too. Another interesting observations was the White Storks (7 birds remaining at Arrecife until at least 17/X), Eurasian Marsh Harrier (1 bird seen by A. Unquiles at Famara plains on 23/X), Little Ringed Plover (birds at Tías golf course and Los Cocoteros salt pans), Red Knot (birds at Los Cocoteros), Little Stint (birds at Los Cocoteros), Ruff (birds at Tías golf course and Janubio salt pans), Common Snipe (birds at Tías golf course) and Eurasian Curlew (1 bird at Janubio on 10 and 19/X).

 

OCTOBER 2007 COMPLETE LIST

Cory´s Shearwater

Cattle Egret

Little Egret

Grey Heron

White Stork

Eurasian Marsh Harrier

Common Kestrel

Barbary Falcon

Houbara Bustard

Black-winged Stilt

Little Ringed Plover

Ringed Plover

Kentish Plover

Grey Plover

Red Knot

Sanderling

Little Stint

                                         Little Stint. Los Cocoteros salt pans. Photo: J. Sagardía

 

Pectoral Sandpiper

      Pectoral Sandpiper. Tías golf course. Photo: F. J. García Vargas

 

Pectoral Sandpiper. Tías golf course. Photo: J. Sagardía

 

   Pectoral Sandpiper. Tías golf course. Photo: F. J. García Vargas

 

Curlew Sandpiper

Dunlin

Ruff

Common Snipe

Bar-tailed Godwit

Whimbrel

Eurasian Curlew

Common Redshank

Common Greenshank

Common Sandpiper

Ruddy Turnstone

Black-headed Gull

Lesser Black-backed Gull

Yellow-legged Gull

Sandwich Tern

Black Tern

Eurasian Collared Dove

Laughing Dove

Ring-necked Parakeet

Pallid Swift

Hoopoe

Calandra Lark

Calandra Lark. Tías golf course. Photo: F. J. García Vargas

 

Calandra Lark. Tías golf course. Photo: F. J. García Vargas

 

Calandra Lark. Tías golf course. Photo: F. J. García Vargas

 

Lesser Short-toed Lark

Sky Lark (2 birds at Arrecife on 31/X)

House Martin

Berthelot´s Pipit

Meadow Pipit (good numbers at Tías golf course)

Yellow Wagtail

Grey Wagtail

White Wagtail

Black Redstart

Black Redstart. Tías golf course. Photo: F. J. García Vargas

 

Common Redstart

Northern Wheatear

Common Whitethroat

Garden Warbler

Blackcap

Willow Warbler

Spotted Flycatcher

Pied Flycatcher

Southern Grey Shrike

Common Starling

Spanish Sparrow

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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