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Nature Workshop Contents covered in the session 12 (14/01/2010)

schloenicus Ave Emberiza 2009.
Accustomed to as "Bird of the Year" a rare and threatened (Bonelli's Eagle in 2005, Alondra Ricotí in 2006, storm petrel Pato Colorado in 2007 or in 2008) could perhaps involve some surprise to see how a small passerine (bird) was elected in 2009. During the XIX English Congress of Ornithology (Santander, December 2008) the members of SEO / BirdLife Bird of the Year was chosen as a wintering passerine common or abundant in many parts of Spain.

To understand this choice must recognize that any living being experienced changes over time, evolves, and that these changes may be different in different populations of the same species. Thus, in remote geographical locations, there may be minor differences within the same species. Through this process are new subspecies. The subspecies represent a start in the differentiation in the future, could lead (or not) on the birth of a new species. Thus, the current policies of biodiversity conservation, encourage the conservation of this genetic diversity also within the same species.

In this context, the Reed Bunting (Emberiza schloeniclus ) introduced in Spain, next to the subspecies "nominal" schloeniclus, abundant winter visitor, two endemic subspecies and residents called witherbyi (also present in the south of France) and lusitanicus. Both have no more than 400 breeding pairs, which puts them "Endangered" in the last red book of birds of Spain. CIAA


S Salinas Pedro Pinatar 10/01/2010.
Every year, the census of the Salinas de San Pedro del Pinatar, was the most complex and most enumerators (4 teams) needed within Ivernal Waterfowl Census (CIAA) in Murcia. This year, the most abundant species like the Great Cormorant, Common Sandpiper Gull-billed, present along with more than 27 species.

The situation increasingly regressive beach la Llana was evident when watching the sand banks cut "to peak, leaving the roots poke vegetation that, once devoid of sand around them, relentlessly dry. A long black tube of large diameter, which was to be buried under the sand, now lies in the open after winter storms. The force of the waves swept out to sea a lot of sand, devouring the beach in a difficult to control.

2010-2 Preparation CIAA Great waders.

And we continued to see birds identify objective Winter Waterfowl Census (CIAA). This time the large wading birds have been the protagonists. Since the Redshank, three species to Curlew (the largest of all) and through the Needles (2 species).