BIRDING IN LANZAROTE (CANARY ISLANDS)

Monday, April 14, 2008 - A NEW CITRINE WAGTAIL AT TIAS GOLF COURSE-LANZAROTE

by Francisco Javier García Vargas and Antonio Unquiles Cobos

 

On 12/IV/2008, and adult female Citrine Wagtail was detected at Tías golf course. The bird was near the lake of the golf course, accompanied by two Yellow Wagtails. This is the second bird of this spring, after the ad. male seen at the farm of Famara plains last month (you can see a photopage of this bird here), the third for Lanzarote and the fourth for Canary Islands. An exceptional year for this species in Lanzarote. Or are Citrine Wagtails less rare in Canary Islands than we have expected? Only time will tell.

 

Citrine Wagtail. Tías golf course. Photo: F. J. García Vargas

 

Citrine Wagtail. Tías golf course. Photo: F. J. García Vargas

 

Citrine Wagtail (with Yellow Wagtail). Tías golf course. Photo: F. J. García Vargas

 

Citrine Wagtail. Tías golf course. Photo: F. J. García Vargas

 

Citrine Wagtail. Tías golf course. Photo: F. J. García Vargas

 

Citrine Wagtail. Tías golf course. Photo: F. J. García Vargas

 

 

 

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Francisco Javier García Vargas, Juan Sagardía Pradera and Antonio Unquiles Cobos have been birdwatching in Lanzarote (Canary Islands) the last six 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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