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<blockquote data-quote="stonechat1" data-source="post: 643643" data-attributes="member: 24218">Birding in the NP Neusiedler See/Seewinkel, AustriaHy together,as I promissed in the past I will now list the summary of a birding trip, which I took with Clive B from Norway, on 10.7.06 here in the region around my hometown (Apetlon). It was a real hot (35° Celsius) day.Hope that Clive will describe later the habitats exactly, my english ist not so good that I can do this. Around following villages we were birding: Apetlon, Tadten, Illmitz. The highlights on this day were for me an adult White tailed Eagle with prey (Grayleg Goose - chick),very rare in this season but common in winter. And the Bustards which were flying by at a distance from ~ 10 m at the watching tower.And here is our list:1.&nbsp; &nbsp; Little Grebe2.&nbsp; &nbsp; Black – necked Grebe 3.&nbsp; &nbsp; Cormorant4.&nbsp; &nbsp; Great White Egret5.&nbsp; &nbsp; Grey Heron6.&nbsp; &nbsp; Purple Heron*7.&nbsp; &nbsp; White Stork8.&nbsp; &nbsp; Eurasian Spoonbill*9.&nbsp; &nbsp; Mute Swan10.&nbsp; &nbsp; Greylag Goose11.&nbsp; &nbsp; Shelduck12.&nbsp; &nbsp; Mallard13.&nbsp; &nbsp; Gadwall*14.&nbsp; &nbsp; Northern Shoveler15.&nbsp; &nbsp; Common Teal 16.&nbsp; &nbsp; Red-Crested Pochard*17.&nbsp; &nbsp; White-Tailed Eagle18.&nbsp; &nbsp; Marsh Harrier19.&nbsp; &nbsp; Common Buzzard20.&nbsp; &nbsp; Eurasian Kestrel21.&nbsp; &nbsp; Quail22.&nbsp; &nbsp; Pheasant23.&nbsp; &nbsp; Common Moorhen24.&nbsp; &nbsp; Coot25.&nbsp; &nbsp; Great Bustard*26.&nbsp; &nbsp; Avocet27.&nbsp; &nbsp; Black-winged Stilt28.&nbsp; &nbsp; Little Ringed Plover 29.&nbsp; &nbsp; Kentish Plover*30.&nbsp; &nbsp; Lapwing31.&nbsp; &nbsp; Wood Sandpiper 32.&nbsp; &nbsp; Common Sandpiper33.&nbsp; &nbsp; Green Sandpiper 34.&nbsp; &nbsp; Common Redshank35.&nbsp; &nbsp; Spotted Redshank*36.&nbsp; &nbsp; Marsh Sandpiper*37.&nbsp; &nbsp; Black-tailed Godwit*38.&nbsp; &nbsp; Whimbrel39.&nbsp; &nbsp; Eurasian Curlew40.&nbsp; &nbsp; Ruff41.&nbsp; &nbsp; Black - headed Gull42.&nbsp; &nbsp; Common Gull43.&nbsp; &nbsp; Little Gull44.&nbsp; &nbsp; Common Tern45.&nbsp; &nbsp; Wood Pigeon46.&nbsp; &nbsp; Collared Dove 47.&nbsp; &nbsp; Turtledove48.&nbsp; &nbsp; Common Swift49.&nbsp; &nbsp; Hoopoe50.&nbsp; &nbsp; Bee-eater51.&nbsp; &nbsp; Great Spotted Woodpecker52.&nbsp; &nbsp; Skylark53.&nbsp; &nbsp; Barn Swallow54.&nbsp; &nbsp; House Martin55.&nbsp; &nbsp; White Wagtail56.&nbsp; &nbsp; Yellow Wagtail57.&nbsp; &nbsp; Robin58.&nbsp; &nbsp; Nightingale59.&nbsp; &nbsp; Black Redstart60.&nbsp; &nbsp; Whinchat61.&nbsp; &nbsp; Stonechat62.&nbsp; &nbsp; Blackbird63.&nbsp; &nbsp; Blackcap64.&nbsp; &nbsp; Sedge Warbler65.&nbsp; &nbsp; Grasshopper Warbler66.&nbsp; &nbsp; Great Reed Warbler*67.&nbsp; &nbsp; Chiffchaff68.&nbsp; &nbsp; Spotted Flycatcher69.&nbsp; &nbsp; Great Tit70.&nbsp; &nbsp; Red-backed Shrike71.&nbsp; &nbsp; Black-billed Magpie72.&nbsp; &nbsp; Eurasian Jackdaw 73.&nbsp; &nbsp; Carrion Crow74.&nbsp; &nbsp; Hooded Crow75.&nbsp; &nbsp; Starling76.&nbsp; &nbsp; Golden Oriole*77.&nbsp; &nbsp; House Sparrow78.&nbsp; &nbsp; Tree Sparrow79.&nbsp; &nbsp; Chaffinch80.&nbsp; &nbsp; Linnet81.&nbsp; &nbsp; European Goldfinch82.&nbsp; &nbsp; Greenfinch 83.&nbsp; &nbsp; Reed Bunting84.&nbsp; &nbsp; Corn Bunting*Best regards, Roman</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stonechat1, post: 643643, member: 24218"] [b]Birding in the NP Neusiedler See/Seewinkel, Austria[/b] Hy together, as I promissed in the past I will now list the summary of a birding trip, which I took with Clive B from Norway, on 10.7.06 here in the region around my hometown (Apetlon). It was a real hot (35° Celsius) day. Hope that Clive will describe later the habitats exactly, my english ist not so good that I can do this. Around following villages we were birding: Apetlon, Tadten, Illmitz. The highlights on this day were for me an adult White tailed Eagle with prey (Grayleg Goose - chick),very rare in this season but common in winter. And the Bustards which were flying by at a distance from ~ 10 m at the watching tower. And here is our list: 1. Little Grebe 2. Black – necked Grebe 3. Cormorant 4. Great White Egret 5. Grey Heron 6. Purple Heron* 7. White Stork 8. Eurasian Spoonbill* 9. Mute Swan 10. Greylag Goose 11. Shelduck 12. Mallard 13. Gadwall* 14. Northern Shoveler 15. Common Teal 16. Red-Crested Pochard* 17. White-Tailed Eagle 18. Marsh Harrier 19. Common Buzzard 20. Eurasian Kestrel 21. Quail 22. Pheasant 23. Common Moorhen 24. Coot 25. Great Bustard* 26. Avocet 27. Black-winged Stilt 28. Little Ringed Plover 29. Kentish Plover* 30. Lapwing 31. Wood Sandpiper 32. Common Sandpiper 33. Green Sandpiper 34. Common Redshank 35. Spotted Redshank* 36. Marsh Sandpiper* 37. Black-tailed Godwit* 38. Whimbrel 39. Eurasian Curlew 40. Ruff 41. Black - headed Gull 42. Common Gull 43. Little Gull 44. Common Tern 45. Wood Pigeon 46. Collared Dove 47. Turtledove 48. Common Swift 49. Hoopoe 50. Bee-eater 51. Great Spotted Woodpecker 52. Skylark 53. Barn Swallow 54. House Martin 55. White Wagtail 56. Yellow Wagtail 57. Robin 58. Nightingale 59. Black Redstart 60. Whinchat 61. Stonechat 62. Blackbird 63. Blackcap 64. Sedge Warbler 65. Grasshopper Warbler 66. Great Reed Warbler* 67. Chiffchaff 68. Spotted Flycatcher 69. Great Tit 70. Red-backed Shrike 71. Black-billed Magpie 72. Eurasian Jackdaw 73. Carrion Crow 74. Hooded Crow 75. Starling 76. Golden Oriole* 77. House Sparrow 78. Tree Sparrow 79. Chaffinch 80. Linnet 81. European Goldfinch 82. Greenfinch 83. Reed Bunting 84. Corn Bunting* Best regards, Roman [/QUOTE]

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