Interesting sightings for the 1st half of November 2021. Data from the Kalloni EIC monitoring program unless stated otherwise
KALLONI GULF AREA
Northern sea parts
Great Crested Grebe 5 (Nov 12, Stelios Zannetos via ebird)
Kalloni Salt Pans
(Nov 12)
Flamingo 1000, Spoonbill 18
Dalmatian Pelican 16
Common Shelduck 25, Teal 11, Wigeon 20, Mallard 40
Northern Lapwing 10
Pied Avocet 4 (Stelios Zannetos via ebird)
Slender-billed Gull 5
Hen Harrier 1 (Stelios Zannetos via ebird)
Stock Dove 10 (Stelios Zannetos via ebird)
Zitting Cisticola 2 (Stelios Zannetos via ebird)
Spoonbills and a Little Egret, Kalloni Pans- Eleni Galinou
Flamingos and a Dalmatian Pelican, kalloni Salt Pans- Eleni Galinou
NORTHERN LESVOS
Molivos (Perasma) reservoir
(Nov 12 & 13 with very low water levels- see photo)
Ruddy Shelduck 2
Great Cormorants 55
Great White Egret 1, Grey Heron 2
Chukar 1, calling male very early in the morning
Sparrowhawk 2, Common Buzzard 2
Meadow Pipit 2
Skylark 4, Woodlark 1
Cetti's Warbler 4, Wren 3
Dunnock 1, Black Redstart 1
Starling 50
Serin 30, Linnet 6
On Nov13, 25 birds of 11 species were ringed. The most numerous species were the Robin, the Black Bird, and the Sardinian Warbler.
Linnet, Molivos reservoir- E. Galinou
WESTERN LESVOS
Psaropotamos (Skala Eresos river mouth)
(Nov 06)
Great White Egret 1
Mustached Warbler 2
On Nov 07, 12 birds of 6 species were ringed. The most numerous species were the Robin, the Chiffchaff, and the Cetti's Warbler.
Pithariou reservoir
Crag Martin 16
Teal 22
EASTERN LESVOS
Mitilini town
Rose-ringed Parakeet 1 (Nov 15)
Moustashed Warbler, Psaropotamos, Skala Eresos- Eleni Galinou
Complete checklists submitted online can be accessed here:
e-bird (updated throughout the year and where we submit the Kalloni EIC records in the long term)
observado- lesvos (active during April-May and September by Dutch visitor birders)
bird-track (by British visitor birders)
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