majorca in sept (1 Viewer)

marstonbirder

Member

• Jun 6, 2008

• #1

Having not visited Majorcia since 1985 ,I,ve decided on a short break in Sept. Staying at puerto pollensa.to catch up on all the island had to offer.
I know Majorca has changed much, since my last visit,Can anyone tell me what sites are now worth visiting,and any species that i should keep an eye out for.
All help would be grateful helping me to catch up on what i,ve missed during my absence.
Thanks all for any help.

 

wee kayso

Well-known member

• Jun 6, 2008

• #2

look in one of the thread spain,canairies and balerics.....,titled majorca update ,i was in majorca in may so other people has posted trip reports,places to go and whats new

 

Marmot

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• Jun 7, 2008

• #3

We always go in Sept to Cala Bona . We always stick around this area either walking or getting the bus to the area and checking it out and either walking back or returning on the bus.

Here is Ians trip report [my hubby] from 2005...you will see that the he has a link to the 2003 one from it.
http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=43277&highlight=cala+bona

 

marstonbirder

Member

• Jun 7, 2008

• #4

Thanks Jim & Ian.
Found your informaion ,of great help.will check out thread as noted .
Great photos Ian ,hoping i,m able to improve on my digi-scoping ,when i,m there.
So i,m just hoping that some of the birds will keep still for me.

 

S

steve west

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• Jun 9, 2008

• #5

marstonbirder said:

Having not visited Majorcia since 1985 ,I,ve decided on a short break in Sept. Staying at puerto pollensa.to catch up on all the island had to offer.
I know Majorca has changed much, since my last visit,Can anyone tell me what sites are now worth visiting,and any species that i should keep an eye out for.
All help would be grateful helping me to catch up on what i,ve missed during my absence.
Thanks all for any help.

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Hopefully you will find the new section on Mallorca on the Birding In Spain website quite useful. It's based on very recent information!

Steve
http://www.BirdingInSpain.com

 

marstonbirder

Member

• Jun 12, 2008

• #6

Thanks Steve.
Found the website ,very informative,full of very helpful stuff.