Ringing again

After two days of unsuccessful sessions due to the rain (yesterday I did not post because I could not setup nets) today, I have done a normal session and the morning has been very pleasant.

The surprise of the day has been the couple of Lesser Redpoll. The male presented cloacal protuberance and the female incubation patch.

And the other remarkable bird of the day was the 6th capture of Red-breasted Flycatcher for this year; that means a nice number of birds for the spring migration.

The total number of ringed birds was 29, with a long list of species with a total of 18.

White Wagtail: 1

Dunnock: 1

Common Redstart: 2

Reed Warbler: 1

Marsh Warbler: 1

Icterine Warbler: 3

Lesser Whitethroat: 1

Garden warbler: 4

Blackcap: 1

Wood Warbler: 1

Chiffchaff: 2

Willow Warbler: 3

Red-breasted Flycatcher: 1

Red-backed Shrike: 2

Chaffinch: 1

Lesser Redpoll: 2

Linnet: 1

Common Rosefinch: 1

Rubén