Finally this Saturday 09/06/1914 I found a hole to banding in the resort of La Presa.
The land is swarming with life (should include the plague of mosquitoes) and the truth is that it is a delight to see so many birds together and as varied species.
sides of finches A feeding must add at least 3 pairs of bee-eater (Merops apiaster) have used a slope of the land to breed, I have also found a nest of owl (Athene noctua) with chicks and one of the hoopoe (Upupa epops) in two separate two holes carob.
The intermittent presence of the Sardinian warbler, black starlings, magpies, tit, tit and other birds add color to the place. I focused
finches task and so far have hardly been ringed juveniles so I focus on the network of soil and keep it simple existence only got 2 networks with Japanese idea of \u200b\u200bbalancing the performance of future passer station. Highlight
already been present the first common doves (Streptopelia turtur) juveniles accompanied by adults but not got any capture. (they are extremely cautious)
As delirious shout of the day included the capture of an owl about 6:45 am with ground network which came to drink water! to my amazement and shock of the finches were present who thought it went to them.
Altogether 139 specimens were captured, distributed as follows:
- 104 Serin (12 recoveries, ringing out a copy in 2005)
- Sardinian warbler 2
- Owl 1
- Abejaruco 1 (female maximum incubatriz plate)
- House Sparrow Greenfinch 16
- 4 (2 Retrieval.)
- Goldfinch 1
- Turkish Tortola 9
- Blackbird 1
Owl (Athene noctua) caught during the day.
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