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Their call is a mewing ''me-onp'' and a nasal ''teeun''. <br />In the following recording, can be heard four types of calls / song produced by a pair of Jacanas, feeding

...], [[Sardinian Warbler]], [[Subalpine Warbler]] and [[Spectacled Warbler]] can all be seen. ...igher parts of the range. The [[European Shag|Mediterranean race of Shag]] can be found on the sea-cliffs.

...ua]], terns and gulls including [[Little Gull]] and [[Mediterranean Gull]] can be seen offshore. ...en Plover|Golden Plover]] and [[Northern Lapwing]] but wintering waterfowl can include 5,000 ducks of up to 15 species including [[Ferruginous Duck]] and

...ommon Teal]] and [[Eurasian Wigeon]]. The large numbers of Pinkfoots which can exceed 30,000, regularly attract other geese and [[Greater White-fronted Go ...cies remain suspect. All the regular dabbling ducks of northern [[Europe]] can be seen in this area in winter with species such as [[Mallard]], [[Gadwall]

Especially ''longicaudatus'' and ''nigrescens'' can be confused with [[Black Drongo]] but note brighter red eye, longer tail an Bird sitting in front of me, at the forest-edge, and calling.

...mmon Nightingale|Nightingale]], [[Melodious Warbler]] and [[Grey Wagtail]] can be seen. ...lecting, trapping and hunting. There is a local saying 'If it can fly, you can eat it!' A depressingly familiar attitude shared by all countries in the Me

The water level and extent of vegetation greatly affect the birds that can be seen here but most years these lagoons will produce the southern Iberian ...ll of the lagoons are worth visiting and most of the birds mentioned below can be seen at any group of pools.

Local public transport can be used to get to the main areas but a hire car is a much better option. ...ins. Serins and calandra lark everywhere. If anyone visits here please let me know as I think its a wonderful place and plan to visit before 2007 is fini