Birds migration in La Mancha (1 Viewer)

Hi. Birds migration has started in La Mancha. A visit to the Tablas de Daimiel N.P. has reported some northern species such as Willow Warbler, Wood Warbler, Spotted and Pied Flycatcher, whilst Reed, Great Reed and Savi’s Warbler has completely left our wetlands. In the Campo de Calatrava White Storks has started to concentrate in large flocks (over two thousand) and the Black Kites are found in less numbers everyday. I have seen only one swift over my patio (and two Griffon Vultures), but flocks of Bee-Eaters are still found in Daimiel, like the last Rollers. The beautiful song of the Golden Oriole has completely disappear from our forests, but still there are birds that continue with us, like our Short-Toeds and the Black Storks (three babies this year in the Fresneda River), perhaps some of them will remain this winter in La Mancha. Weather is changing now (only 30-32º Centigrade at midday), but like Tolkien’s heroes Frodo and Bilbo felt in the past, we too are feeling now the autumn come, and our feets are claiming to walk. By the moment for the next week-end we are going to hike the summit of Sierra Morena... Bonelli’s, Imperial and Black Vultures are waiting us.
This is my last list for one birding day in La Mancha:
Date: August 30th
Place: Tablas de Daimiel N.P. (morning) and Valle de Alcudia (Fresneda River).
1. Cattle Egret
2. White Stork
3. Black Stork
4. Greylag Goose
5. Mallard
6. Red-Crested Pochard
7. Eurasian Griffon
8. Short-Toed Eagle
9. Marsh Harrier
10. Montagu's Harrier
11. Kestrel
12. Lesser Kestrel
13. Black Shouldered Kite
14. Red Legged Partridge
15. Water Rail
16. Common Moorhen
17. Coot
18. Black-Winged Stilt
19. Eurasian Thick-Knee
20. Colared Pratincole (over 100 in Daimiel)
21. Little Ringed Plover
22. Common Sandpiper
23. Green Sandpiper
24. Pin-Tailed Sandgrouse
25. Rock Pigeon
26. Wood Pigeon
27. Collared Dove
28. Turtle Dove
29. Common Swift
30. Common Kingfisher
31. European Bee-Eater
32. European Roller
33. Hoopoe
34. Green Woodpecker
35. Bank Swallow
36. Crag Martin
37. Barn Swallow
38. Red-Rumped Swallow
39. House Martin
40. Water pipit
41. White Wagtail
42. Gray Wagtail (over 150 in Daimiel)
43. Nightingale
44. Stonechat
45. Blue Rock-Thrush
46. Blackbird
47. Garden Warbler
48. Sardinian Warbler
49. Cetti's Warbler
50. Willow Warbler
51. Wood Warbler
52. Common Chiffchaff
53. Spotted Flycatcher
54. Pied Flycatcher
55. Great Tit
56. Blue Tit
57. Long-Tailed Tit
58. Woodchat Shrike
59. Gray Shrike
60. Magpie
61. Jay
62. Spotless Starling
63. Azur-Winged Magpie
64. House Sparrow
65. Spanish Sparrow (over 600 in Valle de Alcudia)
66. Tree Sparrow
67. Chaffinch
68. Goldfinch
69. Greenfinch
70. Hawfinch
71. Cirl Bunting
72. Rock Bunting
73. Corn Bunting