Mallorca April 2011

[Rich Steel]

Hi

I took a trip out to Mallorca in early April with my good friend Steve Round to try and photograph some of the birds. It was a great trip despite the lack of migrants (weather was too good!). The results of the trip can be found in the links below which report each days efforts with the camera in chronological order.

Day 1 (http://wildlifephotographic.blogspot.com/2011/05/balearic-spring-day-1-heading-south-i.html)
Day 2 (http://wildlifephotographic.blogspot.com/2011/05/balearic-spring-day-2-searching.html)
Day 3 (http://wildlifephotographic.blogspot.com/2011/05/balearic-spring-day-3-into-farmlands.html)
Day 4 (http://wildlifephotographic.blogspot.com/2011/05/balearic-spring-day-4-kings-of-pollenca.html)
Day 5 (http://wildlifephotographic.blogspot.com/2011/05/balearic-spring-day-5-in-search-of.html)
Day 6 (http://wildlifephotographic.blogspot.com/2011/06/balearic-spring-day-6-from-dawn-to-dusk.html)
Day 7 (http://wildlifephotographic.blogspot.com/2011/06/balearic-spring-day-7-one-end-to-other.html)
Day 8 (http://wildlifephotographic.blogspot.com/2011/06/balearic-spring-day-8-golden-ending-our.html)

Cheers

Rich

[Jerry van Dijk]

Looks like you had a great time, Rich!

[Rich Steel]

Thanks Jerry. It was a great trip and cheap too as it was out of holiday season. I have just booked next years, with a trip to Hungary which I'm really looking forward to.

Cheers

Rich

[Christian Neumann]

Very nice, Rich. I can recommend the cultivated fields in the Salobrar de Campos area in the southeast of the island. Tons of stone curlews and scops owls there