dirty and dusty this morning but the number of new species around has improved dramatically - this morning I went south into the drier desert spaces that make up much of the island - not that there is much of it left this being silly season - camping time.

Desert Lark - one of a pair carrying off food?


Pied Wheatear - two of the dozen or so seen today


Red-tailed or Kurdish Wheatear

Blue Rock Thrush one of three seen

The bringer of spring a Hoopoe
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