Trip to Bricia Region

-->In the region of Bricia are several and different habitats, forests of oaks, peat bogs, pastures and is next to the reservoir water of the river Ebro.

A very hot day, but we have been a very good birding day, with 52 species recorder.

We did not see Little Kestrels, one of the objectives of the trip.

It is to emphasize the presence of a Black Stork in San Vicente of Villamezán village, Montagu’s Harrier in the high zones, and in a section of oak forest near Higón village, we observed the 6 species of Tits present in peninsular Spain.

List of species:

Gadwall

Mallard

Great Crested Grebe

Little Egret

Black Stork

Griffon Vulture

Montagu's Harrier

Common Buzzard

Common Kestrel

Black-headed Gull

Common Woodpigeon

Common Cuckoo

Green Woodpecker

Great Spotted Woodpecker

Sky Lark

Twany Pipit

Tree Pipit

White Wagtail

Robin

Rufous Nightingale (dead in the road)

Whinchat

Common Stonechat

Northern Wheatear

Blackbird

Mistle Thrush

Cetti's Warbler

Melodious Warbler

Blackcap

Iberian/Common Chiffchaff

Willow Warbler

Spotted Flycatcher

Pied Flycatcher

Long-tailed Tit

Marsh Tit

Crested Tit

Coal Tit

Blue Tit

Great Tit

Red-backed Shrike

Southern Grey Shrike

Magpie

Carrion Crow

Spotless Starling

House Sparrow

Rock Sparrow

Common Chaffinch

European Serin

Goldfinch

Linnet

Common Bullfinch

Yellowhammer

Cirl Bunting

Black Stork

Thanks to Francisco Samper for him interest in the Burgos birds