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E: very easy     e: easy Summer Bird Checklist
From March to September
d: difficult     D: very difficult
     
E

Little Grebe

E

Black-winged Stilt

e

Blue Rock Thrush

E

Great Crested Grebe

E

Avocet

E

Blackbird

E

Black-necked Grebe

e

Stone-curlew

E

Cetti's Warbler

D

Great Bittern

E

Collared Pratincole

E

Zitting Cisticola

E

Little Bittern

e

Little Ringed Plover

D Grasshoper Warbler

E

Night Heron

E

Kentish Plover

e

Savi's Warbler

E

Squacco Heron

E

Lapwing

E

Reed Warbler

E

Cattle Egret

e

Ruff

E

Great Reed Warbler

D

Great Reef Egret

e

Black-tailed Godwit

e

Olivaceous Warbler

E

Little Egret

E

Bar-tailed Godwit

E

Melodious Warbler

e

Great White Egret

E

Curlew

d Bonelli's Warbler

E

Grey Heron

e

Whimbrel

e

Dartford Warbler

E

Purple Heron

E

Redshank

d

Spectacled Warbler

E

White Stork

E

Black-headed Gull

d

Subalpine Warbler

E

Glossy Ibis

e

Slender-billed Gull

E

Sardinian Warbler

E

Spoonbill

E

Yellow-legged Gull

e

Blackcap

E

Greater Flamingo

E

Gull-billed Tern

e

Firecrest

d

Common Shelduck

e

Caspian Tern

E

Long-tailed Tit

E

Gadwall

E

Sandwich Tern

e

Crested Tit

d

Common Teal

E

Little Tern

E

Blue Tit

E

Mallard

E

Whiskered Tern

E

Great Tit

d

Pintail

e

Black Tern

E

Short-toed Treecreeper

d

Garganey

D White-winged Black Tern e

Penduline Tit

E

Shoveler

e

Pin-tailed Sandgrouse

d

Golden Oriole

d

Marbled Duck

E

Wood Pigeon

E

Great Grey Shrike

E

Red-crested Pochard

E

Collared Dove

E

Woodchat Shrike

E

Common Pochard

e

Turtle Dove

E

Azure-winged Magpie

d

Ferruginous Duck

d

Great Spotted Cuckoo

E

Magpie

E

White-headed Duck

e

Cuckoo

E

Jackdaw

e

Black-shouldered Kite

E

Barn Owl

E

Raven

E

Black Kite

e

Scops Owl

E

Spotless Starling

e

Red Kite

E

Eagle Owl

E

House Sparrow

d

Egyptian Vulture

E

Little Owl

e

Spanish Sparrow

e

Griffon Vulture

E

Tawny Owl

e

Tree Sparrow

e

Black Vulture

d

Long-eared Owl

d

Rock Sparrow

E

Short-toed Eagle

E

Red-necked Nightjar

e

Golden Bishop

E

Marsh Harrier

E

Swift

e

Common Waxbill

E

Montagu's Harrier

E

Pallid Swift

d

Black-rumped Waxbill

d

Goshawk

e

Kingfisher

d

Orange-cheeked Waxbill

D

Sparrowhawk

E

Bee-eater

e

Chaffinch

E

Common Buzzard

E

Hoopoe

E

Serin

d

Spanish Imperial Eagle

d

Green Woodpecker

E

Greenfinch

E

Booted Eagle

d

Great Spotted Woodpecker

E

Goldfinch

e

Osprey

E

Calandra Lark

e

Linnet

E

Lesser Kestrel

E

Short-toed Lark

d

Cirl Bunting

E

Kestrel

E

Lesser Short-toed Lark

d

Ortolan Bunting

d

Hobby

E

Crested Lark

E

Corn Bunting

e

Peregrine Falcon

E

Thekla Lark

E

Red-legged Partridge

E

Wood Lark

 

 

Less likely

e

Quail

e

Crag Martin

White Pelican

d

Water Rail

E

Sand Martin

Blue-winged Teal

D

Spotted Crake

E

Barn Swallow

Rough-legged Buzzard

D

Little Crake

E

Red-rumped Swallow

Honey Buzzard

D

Baillon's Crake

E

House Martin

Lesser Crested Tern

E

Moorhen

E

Yellow Wagtail

Artic Tern

E

Purple Swamp-hen

E

Wren

European Nightjar

E

Coot

E

Rufous Bush Robin

Aquatic Warbler

e

Red-knobbed Coot

E

Nightingale

Orphean Warbler

E

Little Bustard

E

Stonechat

Rock Thrush

d

Great Bustard

e

Black-eared Wheatear

 
   

Passage visitors
March to May and specially August to November

   

E

Oystercatcher

E

Greenshank

e

Tree Pipit

E

Great Ringed Plover

D

Marsh Sandpiper

e

Redstart

e

Golden Plover

E

Green Sandpiper

E

Whinchat

E

Grey Plover

E

Wood Sandpiper

E

Wheatear

D

Dotterel

E

Common Sandpiper

e

Sedge Warbler

d

Knot

E

Turnstone

d

Whitethroat

E

Sanderling

d

Artic Skua

e

Garden Warbler

E

Little Stint

d

Great Skua

E

Willow Warbler

e

Temminck's Stint

d

Little Gull

E

Spotted Flycatcher

E

Curlew Sandpiper

E

Audouin's Gull

E

Pied Flycatcher

E

Dunlin

E

Lesser Black-backed Gull

d

Rock Bunting

D

Jack Snipe

d

Common Tern

E

Snipe

d

Alpine Swift

D

Woodcock

d

Roller

e

Spotted Redshank

e

Tawny Pipit

Please, notice that there is a great variety of habitats in Doņana and you might need to visit a particular one for a particular species o group of species which could involve moving long distances. In this case, more than one day might be needed for your personal bird list.