To Trip Report scenery & animal photos
These are all taken with a Canon 30D DSLR camera.
Griffon Vultures




Bonelli's Eagle. Nr Monfrague, Grazalema............................................. Black Vulture, Belen Plains, Extramadura.


Black Vulture in flight plus two Griffons and a Black Vulture near Trujillo.


Male Crossbills




Female Crossbills.


Juvenile Crossbills


Common Cranes in flight and on the ground near Trujillo.



Corn Bunting................................................................................................Serin


Red Avadavat's




Southern Grey Shrike............................................................................Thekla Lark.


Green Sandpiper.......................................................................................Common Sandpiper


Greenshank.......................................................................................Sanderling


Hoopoe...............................................................................................Little Owl


Azure-winged Magpie..................................................................................Female Black Redstart


Spoonbill........................................................................................................ Black-necked Grebe


Booted Eagle




Slender-billed Gull


Black-shouldered Kite


Cattle Egret


Hen Harrier.......................................................................................Marsh Harrier




Marsh Harrier v Sparrowhawk

Spotless Starling...........................................................................Great White Egret


Night Heron




Black Stork................................................................................White Stork


Squacco Heron


Black-headed Weaver (non breeding plumage)


The next set of photos were all digiscoped.
Adult Griffon Vulture


Juvenile Griffon Vulture


Great Bustard


Audouin's Gull


Night Heron...........................................................................Little Bustard


Black Wheatear
