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Corncrake By Pascal Rapin

Spring Wildlife – May 2009

And here goes the second part of the spring trips photos. This time a report by Pascal Rapin from our Birdline Tours trip in May this year. If you ever hesitate to go on a tour with Lionel Maumary do not! He is a real magician in getting great, decent views of birds. This is just a selection of over 160 species we saw in a week. Many thanks to Pascal for sharing these photos!

Barred Warbler By Pascal Rapin
White-backed Woodpecker In The Bialowieza Forest By Pascal Rapin
Middle-spotted Woodpecker In The Bialowieza Forest By Pascal Rapin
Three-toed Woodpecker In The Bialowieza Forest By Pascal Rapin
Wryneck, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Syrian Woodpecker In The Bialowieza Forest By Pascal Rapin
Wood Warbler, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Pygmy Owl, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Collared Flycatcher, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Thrush Nightingale, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Red-backed Shrike, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Goldcrest, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Whiskered Tern, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Citrine Wagtail, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Beaver In The Biebrza Marshes By Pascal Rapin
Great Reed Warbler, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Penduline Tit, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Marsh Harrier, Photo By Pascal Rapin
White-tailed Eagle, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Honey Buzzard, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Black Stork, Photo By Pascal Rapin
White-tailed Eagle And Black Stork, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Greater Spotted Eagle, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Lesser Spotted Eagle, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Common Rosefinch, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Whooper And Mute Swans, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Black-necked Stilt By Pascal Rapin
Bluethroat, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Golden Oriole By Pascal Rapin
Icterine Warbler, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Aquatic Warbler, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Elk/Moose, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Hoopoe, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Red-breasted Flycatcher, Photo By Pascal Rapin
Corncrake By Pascal Rapin
Lukasz And Lionel Having Twitched Corncrake
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