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15/09/2023

ANother video in

17/08/2023

Cantabrian Brown ( arctos pyrenaicus) in . Digiscoped in late july 2023.

06/07/2023

Here I have left the set of observations on the preys of the Blue Rock Thrush feeding their offspring at my balcony, from about 10 days ago. I could only survey the pair for two days.

https://observation.org/users/83484/photos/?species=228&advanced=on&activity=TRANSPORT_FEED_FAECES&page=1

03/04/2023

A beautiful bird: the Blue rock thrush, female, breeding in the village roofs.

28/02/2023

24/02/2023

The checklist of Andalusian birds has been recently updated.
https://g3-guides.com/en/birds-of-andalusia/

22/02/2023

We had amphibian monitoring this weekend a Sierra Norte de Sevilla. Pictures: Iberian newt (Lissotriton boscai) and Salamandra.

22/02/2023

The swift Apus affinis is a species native to sub-Saharan Africa that has undergone a northward expansion in recent years. In Spain, it was recorded for the first time in 1981 and since 1996 it has been present in Sierra de la Plata, Tarifa (del Junco and González 1966). Its reproduction in this area occurred in the year 2000. In 2004 a second colony was registered in the fishing port of Chipiona.

https://sociedadgaditanahistorianatural.com/vencejo-culiblanco-nuevo-proyecto-sghn/

According to the last census of 2022, the species is present in Chipiona in two different colonies: the fishing port, with more than 100 active nests; and 4 nests in the castle of Chipiona. It is estimated that the Chipiona colony may be made up of more than 250 individuals (C. Moreno, unpublished data).

Picture: Tim Termaat

10/02/2023

A report by Roy van Grunsven, Dick Groenendijk and Tim Termaat. From the 5th to the 15th of January 2023, we did a tour through Andalusia with Florent Prunier