It has been another great birding day in the north-west of Estonia. We recorded 106 species without rushing around. We visited Sutlepa meri and the Slima Reserve (Red-necked Grebe, Common Bittern, Black Tern, Penduline Tit), Saare (Wryneck, White-backed Woodpecker), Roosta (Crested Tit, Hawfinch), Dirhami (Long-tailed Duck, thunbergi Yellow Wagtail), Poosaspea (Red-throated Diver, Common Eider, Velvet and Common Scoters) and Spithami (Pygmy Owl calling). Tomorrow we head on southwards to the Parnu area.
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Estonia's north-west
It has been another great birding day in the north-west of Estonia. We recorded 106 species without rushing around. We visited Sutlepa meri and the Slima Reserve (Red-necked Grebe, Common Bittern, Black Tern, Penduline Tit), Saare (Wryneck, White-backed Woodpecker), Roosta (Crested Tit, Hawfinch), Dirhami (Long-tailed Duck, thunbergi Yellow Wagtail), Poosaspea (Red-throated Diver, Common Eider, Velvet and Common Scoters) and Spithami (Pygmy Owl calling). Tomorrow we head on southwards to the Parnu area.
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