The Barred Warbler

Undoubtedly the highlight bird of the morning has been the Barred Warbler. Coming from a country where  the diversity of  Sylvia warblers is high, this specie is extremely rare with only two records, so ring this bird means a great pleasure to me.

Photo made by Per Bo Hansen and taken from the GFU gallery. 

Besides this bird, we had another 60 birds; being the most abundant the Pied Flycatchers with 14 ringed birds. And also to remark the Sand Martins that have been feeding around the double high net and finally we ringed six birds which is a pretty large number.

Sand Martin: 6

Robin: 1

Common Redstart: 2

Reed Warbler: 3

Marsh Warbler: 3

Icterine Warbler: 4

Barred Warbler: 1

Lesser Whitethroat: 4

Common Whitethroat: 3

Garden warbler: 5

Blackcap: 1

Willow Warbler: 7

Spotted Flycatcher: 5

Pied Flycatcher: 14

Red-backed Shrike: 1

Chaffinch: 1

Rubén