La semana pasada estuve guiando durante dos días a una pareja de aficionados daneses por tierras extremeñas. Dos días llenos de fantásticas observaciones de águila imperial ibérica (un joven y un subadulto), buitre negro, hasta tres águilas reales juntas en Monfragüe, grullas, un pico menor, picogordos, curruca rabilarga, roquero solitario, un tardío vencejo cafre sobrevolando peñafalcón y todo un elenco de aves esteparias en los llanos incluyendo gangas ibérica y ortega, calandria, cinco sisones y hasta una docena de avutardas. En el cercano embalse de Talaván una familia de nutrias con un adulto y dos cachorros, un pechiazul y un rascón pusieron el punto y final a dos intensos días.
Grullas / Common Cranes
Rascón / Water Rail
Nutria / Otter
Pechiazul / Bluethroat
Buitre negro / Black Vulture
Águila imperial ibérica / Spanish Imperial Eagle
I led a couple of Danish birders last week in Extremadura for a couple of days. During the two great days we had together we managed to see some of the most attractive birds of the region such as Spanish Imperial Eagle (both juvenile and subadult birds), Black Vulture, three Golden Eagles together, Common Cranes, a Lesser Spotted Woodpecker, Dartford Warbler, Blue Rock Thrush, a late White-rumped Swift and a wide selection of steppe birds including Pin-tailed and Black-bellied Sandgrouse, Calandra Lark, five Little Bustards, a dozen of Great Bustards... In the nearby Talavan reservoir we had a family of otters (adult plus two cubs), Bluethroat and a extremely confident Water Rail.
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