I just got back from a 10 day trip to Europe, in Paris and Asturias, in Northern Spain. It was lots of fun, and I was able to sneak some birding time into our packed itinerary, seeing 76 species and 60 lifers, including my 500th bird. Highlights were (spoiler alert!) Griffon and Egyptian Vultures, White-throated Dipper, Booted Eagle, Alpine and Red-billed Choughs, Alpine Accentor, Eurasian Curlew (and lots of other waders/shorebirds), Green Woodpecker, and most of the common European songbirds. I got home last night, and haven't gotten around to going through my photos or writing a full post, but here are a few panorama photos that I took during the trip, to set the stage, so to speak. To view the full panorama, click on the photo.
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Paris, from the top of Notre Dame |
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Alpine habitat in the Picos de Europa, above the town of Fuente De |
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Lake Ercina, one of the two high elevation lakes in the Picos |
Can't wait to here about the trip!
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I can't wait to see all the photos you took. And write about all the new birds you saw!
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