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Greater Flamingo, (Young Adult Pair)
This is the largest living species of Flamingo and is found in parts of North Africa, Southern Asia, (mainly around the coastal regions of India and Pakistan). In Europe, they are more locally around the Southern parts of Europe, from Spain, Portugal, along...
That really is the most extraordinary beak - they seem to be having another good year in the Costa Blanca area, with several about on suitable habitats.
Trying a new BIF technique - lens on manual focus, pre-focussed on a nearby reed and try to guess when a bird whizzing past might be at the focus point. Lens at about 200mm zoom, unable to use the viewfinder so just aim in the vague direction and hope for the best. My success rate turned out to...
There is a disused monastery with a large population of House Sparrows - the local Kestrel pair wreak havoc, but there always seems to be a good supply of spuggies!
Also known as Rufous Bushchat.
A regular bird at this site, and very easy to see. They seem to be quite tolerant of humans, but in this location will insist on hiding behind twigs - this is my only shot of the day with a clear view of the whole bird!
Taken in El Clot de Galvany reserve, south of Alicante on 17/10/2010
Many thanks to Lou Salomon, Nick Derry and Jane Turner who helped to identify this bird.