Observations

1. Northern Shoveler

   Number observed: 70

2. Gadwall

   Number observed: 5

3. Mallard

   Number observed: 10

4. Green-winged Teal

   Number observed: 2

5. Red-crested Pochard

   Number observed: 60

   Details: Unusually large numbers of birds on the sewage works this year.

6. Common Pochard

   Number observed: 5

7. Little Grebe

   Number observed: 90

8. Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon)

   Number observed: 15

9. Common Wood-Pigeon

   Number observed: 1

10. Eurasian Collared-Dove

    Number observed: 10

11. Water Rail

    Number observed: 2

12. Eurasian Moorhen

    Number observed: 20

13. Eurasian Coot

    Number observed: 90

14. Western Swamphen

    Number observed: 11

15. Northern Lapwing

    Number observed: 8

16. Common Ringed Plover

    Number observed: 1

17. Common Sandpiper

    Number observed: 5

18. Green Sandpiper

    Number observed: 3

19. Yellow-legged Gull

    Number observed: 200

20. Lesser Black-backed Gull

    Number observed: 20

21. Great Cormorant

    Number observed: 6

22. Little Bittern

    Number observed: 5

23. Gray Heron

    Number observed: 13

24. Cattle Egret

    Number observed: 300

    Details: Into roost

25. Black-crowned Night-Heron

    Number observed: 3

    Details: Birds flying in and out of roost daily

26. Glossy Ibis

    Number observed: 3

27. Black-winged Kite

    Number observed: 3

    Details: Family party

28. Booted Eagle

    Number observed: 3

29. Eurasian Marsh-Harrier

    Number observed: 2

30. Barn Owl

    Number observed: 1

31. Little Owl

    Number observed: 1

32. Eurasian Hoopoe

    Number observed: 10

33. Eurasian Kestrel

    Number observed: 6

34. Iberian Magpie

    Number observed: 200

    Details: Roosting. Probably many more than this

35. Eurasian Jackdaw

    Number observed: 3

36. Great Tit

    Number observed: 1

37. Eurasian Skylark

    Number observed: 1

38. Crested Lark

    Number observed: 15

39. Zitting Cisticola

    Number observed: 15

40. Eurasian Reed Warbler

    Number observed: 1

41. Common Grasshopper-Warbler

    Number observed: 2

    Details: One trapped and ringed. Another bird seen scurrying around vegetation in field. Seen very well

42. Bank Swallow

    Number observed: 3

    Details: Birds attracted to roost

43. Eurasian Crag-Martin

    Number observed: 2

44. Barn Swallow

    Number observed: 40

45. Willow Warbler

    Number observed: 6

    Details: Some in the field but a number trapped and banded

46. Common Chiffchaff

    Number observed: 120

    Details: Large numbers of birds. Many Trapped and banded but many more birds.

47. Cetti's Warbler

    Number observed: 15

    Details: Singing + Banded birds

48. Eurasian Blackcap

    Number observed: 90

    Details: Banded plus in the field

49. Garden Warbler

    Number observed: 1

50. Sardinian Warbler

    Number observed: 5

51. Dartford Warbler

    Number observed: 1

52. Eurasian Wren

    Number observed: 2

53. Spotless Starling

    Number observed: 3

54. European/Spotless Starling

    Number observed: 1000

    Details: Large roost of Starling sp

55. Song Thrush

    Number observed: 5

56. Eurasian Blackbird

    Number observed: X

57. European Robin

    Number observed: 20

58. Bluethroat

    Number observed: 11

59. European Stonechat

    Number observed: 7

60. Northern Wheatear

    Number observed: 1

61. House Sparrow

    Number observed: 6

62. Spanish Sparrow

    Number observed: 5

63. House/Spanish Sparrow

    Number observed: 60

64. Gray Wagtail

    Number observed: 2

65. Western Yellow Wagtail

    Number observed: 3

66. White Wagtail

    Number observed: 5

67. Meadow Pipit

    Number observed: 50

68. Tree Pipit

    Number observed: 1

69. Common Chaffinch

    Number observed: 3

70. European Greenfinch

    Number observed: 20

71. Eurasian Linnet

    Number observed: 2

72. European Goldfinch

    Number observed: 50

73. European Serin

    Number observed: 2

74. Corn Bunting

    Number observed: 90