Observations

1. Northern Shoveler

   Number observed: 6

2. Gadwall

   Number observed: 22

3. Mallard

   Number observed: 14

4. Common Pochard

   Number observed: 4

5. Greater Flamingo

   Number observed: 68

6. Little Grebe

   Number observed: 1

7. Eurasian Collared-Dove

   Number observed: 1

8. Eurasian Moorhen

   Number observed: 4

9. Eurasian Coot

   Number observed: 102

10. Western Swamphen

    Number observed: 2

11. Black-bellied Plover

    Number observed: 1

12. Common Ringed Plover

    Number observed: 4

13. Whimbrel

    Number observed: 2

14. Eurasian Curlew

    Number observed: 1

15. Black-tailed Godwit

    Number observed: 9

16. Ruddy Turnstone

    Number observed: 5

17. Common Sandpiper

    Number observed: 1

18. Common Redshank

    Number observed: 6

19. Black-headed Gull

    Number observed: 2

20. Mediterranean Gull

    Number observed: 4

21. Yellow-legged Gull

    Number observed: 8

22. tern sp.

    Number observed: 2

23. Gray Heron

    Number observed: 3

24. Great Egret

    Number observed: 4

    Details: Seen together. Large white egret with yellow bill & black legs. Much larger than nearby Little Egrets seen a the same time. Seen in intertidal marsh border at high tide. Seen at the same time by other local birders who didn't seem to think it was anything unusual for the area. Not a very challenging ID!

25. Little Egret

    Number observed: 8

26. Cattle Egret

    Number observed: 4

27. Glossy Ibis

    Number observed: 4

28. Iberian Magpie

    Number observed: 24

29. Crested Lark

    Number observed: 1

30. Zitting Cisticola

    Number observed: 1

31. Bank Swallow

    Number observed: 4

32. Red-rumped Swallow

    Number observed: 1

33. Common House-Martin

    Number observed: 4

34. Cetti's Warbler

    Number observed: 2

35. Eurasian Blackbird

    Number observed: 1

36. Black-headed Weaver

    Number observed: 1