The evening of Sep. 25th still provided some nice numbers in just 1,45 h, including 48 Sooties, 9 Bonxies, 6 Arctic, 3 Pomarine and 1 Long Tailed Skuas.
The morning of 26th started with a surprise in the form of a Fea's type Petrel while Scoters added more and more groups. The rest of the day was in general poor, with c. 250 Gannets/h, 7 Pomarines, 14 Arctic and 25 Great Skuas, 8 Little Terns, etc, and an increasing movement of Balearic Shearwaters in the afternoon.
The morning of 27th was also poor. Just more Scoters, 4 Arctic Skuas and 6 Bonxies worth mention.
Meanwhile, the usual migrants arrived in tiny numbers. The main sighting at the headland was at night: an Eurasian Scops Owl.
Observers: Antonio Sandoval Rey, Antonio martínez Pernas, Pablo Gutiérrez, Antonio Gutiérrez, Javier Cañadas, Carmelo de Dios, Pablo Pita.
The morning of 26th started with a surprise in the form of a Fea's type Petrel while Scoters added more and more groups. The rest of the day was in general poor, with c. 250 Gannets/h, 7 Pomarines, 14 Arctic and 25 Great Skuas, 8 Little Terns, etc, and an increasing movement of Balearic Shearwaters in the afternoon.
The morning of 27th was also poor. Just more Scoters, 4 Arctic Skuas and 6 Bonxies worth mention.
Meanwhile, the usual migrants arrived in tiny numbers. The main sighting at the headland was at night: an Eurasian Scops Owl.
Observers: Antonio Sandoval Rey, Antonio martínez Pernas, Pablo Gutiérrez, Antonio Gutiérrez, Javier Cañadas, Carmelo de Dios, Pablo Pita.
Eurasian Scops Owl (Antonio Martínez Pernas)
Whinchat (Antonio Sandoval Rey)
"Smiles, please!" Pablo, Javi and Carmelo at the observatory (Antonio Sandoval Rey)
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