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Category Archives: Linosa
Moussier’s Redstart
Plumage not in the books I’ve not even had chance to talk about other stuff seen on Linosa, such as Moltoni’s Warbler, Spectacled Warbler, Sardinian Warbler, Laughing Dove, Serin and Corn Bunting, Quail, Wryneck, grey and rufous Skylarks, Firecrest, Scopoli’s … Continue reading
Posted in Chats and Thrushes, Linosa
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High in the Sky
Linosa Diaries- Overhead It’s a volcanic island with a lack of easy landing for some species and some birds are highly aerial anyway. Here’s a flavour of some very interesting birds seen essentially overhead during my 10 days on Linosa in November 2011. All photos taken early November 2011 and © Michele … Continue reading
The Linosa Interview
M.I.S.C. It’s the lettering on the really beautiful T-shirts. M.I.S.C. Roughly transliterated: a Malady (sickness) for Isolated Islands at the Chronic stage. Love it! Embossed with a Red-flanked Bluetail (2 found so far on Linosa) and Yellow-browed Warbler (c16 while we were … Continue reading
Posted in Linosa
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Lost my Mojo
Linosa Diaries (cont’d) Rare bird hunting, migration watching, tiny island dwelling. It’s a game of highs and lows. I arrived on Linosa in early November, having already had a very good autumn. However it was a place, with a mix of birds, with which I was unfamiliar. I had the warmest of welcomes which was maintained throughout. … Continue reading
Posted in Buntings, Linosa
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Mystery Warbler
Still is a bit This one I mean: This one was and still is perplexing. Seen and photographed on Linosa on 4th November 2011. We all headed off in a wrong direction on the ID as it looked small (Chiffchaff nearby) and thought it was a Chiffchaff. ID … Continue reading
Posted in Linosa, Warblers
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Kingdom of the Yellow-browed
phylloscopus Warblers on Linosa They are part of the magic. Some headlines. Chiffchaffs are ubiquitous. At a guess up to 1000 on the island every day? Yellow-browed Warblers on Linosa have completely changed the status of the species in Italy. I obtained a call of one of the Yellow-browed which was new … Continue reading
Desert Grey Shrike
Singing 1st winter Been looking forward to processing my time on Linosa in early November 2011. I started to write from the island, but limited internet, excellent company, lively discussion of each day’s birds and Italiano cooking every night were too distracting! Linosa is here More to … Continue reading
Posted in Linosa, Shrikes
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Too many good birds!
Monday morning. And feeling a little overwhelmed- in a good way. Been very fortunate this autumn, to see so many good birds, visit amazing places and meet some pretty cool people. Loads to share here, I just need to figure out how and … Continue reading
Posted in Linosa
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Linosa Day One
2 November 2011 Bit tricky to get here after plane from Palermo cancelled, next one in 5 days! So Lucio (v grateful for him) and I got a bus and then the overnight ferry to Linosa from Sicily- 2 first … Continue reading
Posted in Linosa, Shrikes
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