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Birding in Mallorca – Introduction
Balearic Warblers in Mallorca
Spring Bird Migration in Mallorca
Barnacle Goose
The Barnacle Goose, with its distinctive black and white plumage, is a winter visitor that transforms UK wetlands into lively Arctic outposts.
Bar-tailed Godwit
With its impressive long-distance flights, this shorebird traverses the globe, covering thousands of miles in a single journey.
Arctic Tern
This remarkable seabird holds the record for the longest migration on Earth, flying from pole to pole each year.
Balearic Shearwater
This seafaring bird glides effortlessly over Mediterranean waves, its distinctive silhouette a familiar sight to coastal observers in Spain's Balearic Islands.
Barn Owl
The Barn Owl, with its heart-shaped face and ghostly white feathers, silently hunts across fields and farmlands. They are one of the most widely distributed birds of prey in the world.
Little Owl
Despite its name, this charismatic bird packs a big personality into its small, round frame.
Blue Tit
This charming garden visitor, with its vibrant blue cap and yellow breast, is a common sight at UK bird feeders year-round.
Great Tit
This bold, charismatic songbird, with its bold black stripe and yellow belly, is a common sight in gardens and woodlands across Eurasia.
Aquatic Warbler
This small, streaky songbird navigates vast wetlands across Europe, weaving through reeds and sedges with remarkable agility.
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Rutland Water
Birdwatching for beginners
Arctic Jaeger
The Arctic Skua, or Parasitic Jaeger as it is also known, is an agile seabird with a dishonourable means of finding food.
Avocet
With its distinctive upturned bill, this striking wader is a master at sifting through shallow waters for tiny aquatic prey.
Bearded Tit
Meet the Bearded Tit, a charming little bird that's not actually a tit at all, but rather a unique species that calls the UK's reedbeds home.
Tundra Swan
The Tundra Swan, with its pristine white plumage and graceful presence, is a true globetrotter, migrating vast distances across the Northern Hemisphere.
Eurasian Bittern
Hidden in wetlands, the Eurasian Bittern's booming call echoes across the reeds, announcing this elusive heron's presence long before it's seen.
Black Grouse
A feisty forest dweller, the Black Grouse puts on one of nature's most dramatic mating displays across Europe and Asia.
Black Redstart
The Black Redstart, a city-dwelling songbird, adds a touch of wilderness to urban landscapes across the UK.
Black Tern
Diving and darting across wetlands worldwide, the Black Tern transforms from ghostly gray to stark black during breeding season.
Black-headed Gull
Known for its distinctive chocolate-brown hood during breeding season, this coastal character transforms beaches and lakes into lively gathering spots.
Birding in Mallorca – Introduction
Balearic Warblers in Mallorca
Spring Bird Migration in Mallorca
Barnacle Goose
The Barnacle Goose, with its distinctive black and white plumage, is a winter visitor that transforms UK wetlands into lively Arctic outposts.
Bar-tailed Godwit
With its impressive long-distance flights, this shorebird traverses the globe, covering thousands of miles in a single journey.
Arctic Tern
This remarkable seabird holds the record for the longest migration on Earth, flying from pole to pole each year.
Balearic Shearwater
This seafaring bird glides effortlessly over Mediterranean waves, its distinctive silhouette a familiar sight to coastal observers in Spain's Balearic Islands.
Barn Owl
The Barn Owl, with its heart-shaped face and ghostly white feathers, silently hunts across fields and farmlands. They are one of the most widely distributed birds of prey in the world.
Little Owl
Despite its name, this charismatic bird packs a big personality into its small, round frame.
Blue Tit
This charming garden visitor, with its vibrant blue cap and yellow breast, is a common sight at UK bird feeders year-round.
Great Tit
This bold, charismatic songbird, with its bold black stripe and yellow belly, is a common sight in gardens and woodlands across Eurasia.
Aquatic Warbler
This small, streaky songbird navigates vast wetlands across Europe, weaving through reeds and sedges with remarkable agility.
Homepage
Rutland Water
Birdwatching for beginners
Arctic Jaeger
The Arctic Skua, or Parasitic Jaeger as it is also known, is an agile seabird with a dishonourable means of finding food.
Avocet
With its distinctive upturned bill, this striking wader is a master at sifting through shallow waters for tiny aquatic prey.
Bearded Tit
Meet the Bearded Tit, a charming little bird that's not actually a tit at all, but rather a unique species that calls the UK's reedbeds home.
Tundra Swan
The Tundra Swan, with its pristine white plumage and graceful presence, is a true globetrotter, migrating vast distances across the Northern Hemisphere.
Eurasian Bittern
Hidden in wetlands, the Eurasian Bittern's booming call echoes across the reeds, announcing this elusive heron's presence long before it's seen.
Black Grouse
A feisty forest dweller, the Black Grouse puts on one of nature's most dramatic mating displays across Europe and Asia.
Black Redstart
The Black Redstart, a city-dwelling songbird, adds a touch of wilderness to urban landscapes across the UK.
Black Tern
Diving and darting across wetlands worldwide, the Black Tern transforms from ghostly gray to stark black during breeding season.
Black-headed Gull
Known for its distinctive chocolate-brown hood during breeding season, this coastal character transforms beaches and lakes into lively gathering spots.