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<blockquote data-quote="david kelly" data-source="post: 3333275" data-attributes="member: 390"><p>Dalmatian Pelican- magnificent birds and a species I'd long wanted to see</p><p>Western Rock Nuthatch- took a lot of time but persistence had its reward with a singing bird at Sidirokastro</p><p>Cream-coloured Courser - another long desired bird, and we nearly ran it over!</p><p>Lesser Grey Shrike - previously only seen one, in Scotland, so being surprised by one in Greece was nice</p><p>Barred Warbler-seen a couple of these before but neverhad really good views, the Thorntonloch bird was eventually obliging.</p><p></p><p>My bottom five were 1. Arctic Warbler for not showing while I was there, ,2. Sparrowhawks for catching 3. White-rumped Sandpiper for being caught, 4. Pectoral Sandpiper for another disappearing acts do 5. Lesser Spotted Woodpecker for staying out of sight after being spotted by my guide near Lisbon.</p><p></p><p>David</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="david kelly, post: 3333275, member: 390"] Dalmatian Pelican- magnificent birds and a species I'd long wanted to see Western Rock Nuthatch- took a lot of time but persistence had its reward with a singing bird at Sidirokastro Cream-coloured Courser - another long desired bird, and we nearly ran it over! Lesser Grey Shrike - previously only seen one, in Scotland, so being surprised by one in Greece was nice Barred Warbler-seen a couple of these before but neverhad really good views, the Thorntonloch bird was eventually obliging. My bottom five were 1. Arctic Warbler for not showing while I was there, ,2. Sparrowhawks for catching 3. White-rumped Sandpiper for being caught, 4. Pectoral Sandpiper for another disappearing acts do 5. Lesser Spotted Woodpecker for staying out of sight after being spotted by my guide near Lisbon. David [/QUOTE]
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