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Eleonora's Falcon, Ipsilou (c) Steve Dudley
Blue skies, light southerly breeze, 25C
Kalloni Saltpans & Alykes Wetlands
BAILLON'S CRAKE - 1
Common Pochard - fem
Merlin - 1
Gull-billed Tern - 26
Marsh Sandpiper - 2
Curlew Sandpiper - 9
Little Crake - 1
Short-toed Lark - 15
Garganey - 3 males
Fan-tailed Warbler - 2 (1 by river mouth by beach cafe, 1 at east end of Alykes Wetlands sheepfields)
Montagu's Harrier - 1st sum male
Perasma Reservoir
Common Pochard - male
Dipi Larisos
Pygmy Cormorant - 2
Tsiknias River
Citrine Wagtail - 4 (2 males, 2 females)
Oystercatcher - 1
Little Bittern - 1
Glossy Ibis - 9
Mediterranean Gull - 2
Red-throated Pipit - 1
Collared Flycatcher - 1
Marsh Sandpiper - 1
Kantria
Whiskered Tern - 1
Skala Kallonis Pool
Night-heron - 3
Gull-billed Tern - 5
Little Crake - 4
Ipsilou
Pallid Harrier - ad fem
Eleonora's Falcon - 1 pale phase
Lesser Kestrel - 4+
Usual Cinereous Bunting, Isabelline Wheatear, etc - no passage passerine migrants
Sigri Fields
Red-backed Shrike - male
Collared Flycatcher - 4+
Common Redstart - 1
Wood Warbler - 1
Orphean Warbler - 1
Tree Pipit - 3
Lesser Kestrel - 16+
plus Whinchat, Yellow Wagtail, etc
Faneromeni
Common Snipe - 1
Ruddy Shelduck - 2
Great Reed Warbler - 1
Cretzschmar's Bunting - 2
Rock Dove - 13
Lardia Valley
Eastern Bonelli's Warbler - 3 singing males
Red-footed Falcon - male
Short-toed Eagle - 2
Alpine Swift - 40+
Usual Rock Sparrow, Crag Martin, Long-legged Buzzard
Meladia Valley
Golden Oriole - 4 in fig grove
Soumouria Scops Copse
Scops Owl - 1 (in euclyptus with lilac sprig attached)
Kavaki
Ruppell's Warbler - 5 singing males
Sardinian Warbler
Blue Rock-thrush
Papania
Scops Owl - 1
Long-eared Owl - 1
both owls in trees at the school
Kalloni Raptor Watchpoint
Lanner - 1
Black Stork - 7
Short-toed Eagle
Long-legged Buzzard
Lesser Kestrel
Goshawk - 1
Red-footed Falcon - 1
Peregrine - 2
Sardinian Warbler - 1
Sardinian Warbler - 1
Christou River
Spotted Crake - 1
Purple Heron - 3
Hobby - 1
Kalami
Black Stork - 11
Reasonable numbers of Tree Pipits and Whinchat reported today, plenty of Alpine Swifts over and several reports of calling Bee-eaters over.
