Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Nikon To Praktica Bayonet Adaptor
INES AND IS FINAL: TOURNAMENT APRIL 27 TO MAY 1 IN THE NAUTICAL CLUB Mini-Tournament 1st
LATEST NEWS: We'll have to postpone the tournament because it coincides with the final phase of the Interclub and we will not have the courts ..... like this weekend is the bridge, we decided to play the last week in April and the end and Pnchita dinner on May 1 ....
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Friday, March 19, 2010
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Exit No. 6, February 2010, Ciudad Real. Departure
With 355 miles to Alcazar de San Juan and 4 hours away, the February 6, 2010 we early morning Veguilla Lagoon, next to Alcazar de San Juan.
What we saw exceeded our expectations: a large lake full of birds. Both wealth, as wealth, the gap was filled with life and movement. Just stuck to the town of Alcázar, receives water from its sewage, maintaining sufficient water levels throughout the year.
Form part of the natural reserve called "Lagoons of Alcazar de San Juan", which is formed by it and two lakes: Laguna del Camino de Villafranca and the lagoon of the Mares. Are designated as SPAs and RAMSAR wetland. Observed a total of 25 species, highlighting some black-necked grebe (Podiceps nigricollis) and Gadwall (Anas strepera) and Colorados Duck (Netta Rufina). Several marsh harrier (Circus aeroginosus), in full courtship, flying synchronizing their physiology to the vital reproductive time to come.
common here, Sparrow (Passer hispaniolensis), were one of our goals. Can easily see several large flocks flying in the area. In Murcia it is easy to see them as though they are cited by the Atlas of the birds of Spain (1975-1995) in a couple of districts, at least in Cartagena is certainly not existed for many years. The other, the northwest, is unknown, although Miguel Angel Esteve et al in 1986, not quoted anywhere in Murcia. The full list is: Little Grebe, black-necked grebe, Grey Heron, White Stork, Pink Flamingo, Goose Common Shelduck, Eurasian Wigeon, Gadwall, Mallard Pintail, European Spoon, Colorado Duck, Pochard, Western Marsh Harrier, Common Buzzard, Common Coot, Lapwing, Common Snipe, Cetti, Chiffchaff Common Magpie, Sparrow, Mourning Dove, Greenfinch and Reed Bunting.
Then we went to the Big Lagoon Villafranca.
the mustached (Panurus biarmicus) our second objective, lives here. Coinciding with the celebration of World Wetlands Day, we had the good fortune to coincide with Toledo banders who had captured several individuals, can enjoy them up close.
In the afternoon, we went to view the sunset at Coldstream tables.
At this time the cranes entering the roost of the table, it is an optimal time to enjoy their flights and voices without disturbing them. But there were not many dozens that, conveniently located at the observatory on the island of Pan, presented us with your flight and ground exhausted.
With a Park National water packed, not surprisingly, so was the people. We have never seen so many people in the Tables. This was disappointing as it meant that the wildlife was not visible. Only Boars, rooting in the mud beside the cane, were seen. So the best thing we had to do was go to dinner.
For this reason, the next day Very early we were back on the table. Had not reached the "weekenders" and shared the wilderness with a single car parking a photographer.
The large wetland area was spectacularly beautiful. A thick fog had taken over the water and vegetation, allowing to observe the wetland and behind a thin veil, showing only timidly a landscape rather cold and mysterious.
Some cranes and ducks were allowed to see and hear. Tare the forest, its branches filled with water pearls, hosted our tour that may well have been the ride of the first settlers of this ancestral place. A delight for the senses, with a cold that we soaked to the bone.
The icing on the cake was a visit to the lagoon of acclimation: Colorado Duck, Marbled Teal, Ferruginous duck, White-headed Duck, Purple Gallinule, geese, whistling, friezes, ..., and all at low 5-10 meters, a delight for photographers (if the light had accompanied).
Later we went to watch the sinking rains and runoff had resulted in the field, upstream of the "old" Guadiana at its mouth in the Tables. These collapses were the result of spontaneous combustion of large quantities of peat, dry yesterday, accumulated in an ancient land of water and green pregnant. The roof of the holes left this combustion are collapsed under the weight and force of water that becomes, if only for a few days, running through the channels early and take their original space. Here we come face to face with the sad reality of Coldstream: a flow of tens of liters per second foul water from the sewage treatment plant of Coldstream, forming a frothy cataract entered directly into the aquifer of Coldstream, just 10 meters the course of the current "gutter" of the Guadiana.
A true environmental scandal, another one, which Ecologists in Action partners and other NGOs trying to report, apparently without much success.
But we could not leave this land with the taste, or smell better. In the afternoon we had the good fortune to accompany us Xurxo Pineiro, an expert in the area who taught us the SPA in the fields of Calatrava.
A paradise of steppe birds. The heart of the Ganga Iberico (Iberian) and his cohort of bustards, little bustards, Ortega, Larks, Calendering, Partridge, ...
flight of a side made up of more than 300 Sison and fired about 250 Sandgrouse our successful visit Mancha.
With 355 miles to Alcazar de San Juan and 4 hours away, the February 6, 2010 we early morning Veguilla Lagoon, next to Alcazar de San Juan.
Veguilla Workshop lagoon
Sparrow (Passer hispaniolensis)
Although common here, Sparrow (Passer hispaniolensis), were one of our goals. Can easily see several large flocks flying in the area. In Murcia it is easy to see them as though they are cited by the Atlas of the birds of Spain (1975-1995) in a couple of districts, at least in Cartagena is certainly not existed for many years. The other, the northwest, is unknown, although Miguel Angel Esteve et al in 1986, not quoted anywhere in Murcia. The full list is: Little Grebe, black-necked grebe, Grey Heron, White Stork, Pink Flamingo, Goose Common Shelduck, Eurasian Wigeon, Gadwall, Mallard Pintail, European Spoon, Colorado Duck, Pochard, Western Marsh Harrier, Common Buzzard, Common Coot, Lapwing, Common Snipe, Cetti, Chiffchaff Common Magpie, Sparrow, Mourning Dove, Greenfinch and Reed Bunting.
Marsh Harrier (Circus aeroginosus) male on Lake
Veguilla Then we went to the Big Lagoon Villafranca.
Laguna Grande de Villafranca
the mustached (Panurus biarmicus) our second objective, lives here. Coinciding with the celebration of World Wetlands Day, we had the good fortune to coincide with Toledo banders who had captured several individuals, can enjoy them up close.
mustachioed (Panurus biarmicus) ringed in Laguna Grande de Villafranca
In the afternoon, we went to view the sunset at Coldstream tables.
Coldstream Tables
Sunset in Coldstream
At this time the cranes entering the roost of the table, it is an optimal time to enjoy their flights and voices without disturbing them. But there were not many dozens that, conveniently located at the observatory on the island of Pan, presented us with your flight and ground exhausted.
waiting Workshop Cranes entries in the Pan Island
Cranes (Grus grus) come to roost Coldstream
rental car to the brim with Visitor Centre in Coldstream
Workshop Group dinner at the hotel (Coldstream)
For this reason, the next day Very early we were back on the table. Had not reached the "weekenders" and shared the wilderness with a single car parking a photographer.
Hotel (Coldstream), early (freezing) preparing for the boards of Coldstream
Workshop Tables, early and foggy
Coldstream Tables the fog
The mist between vegetation
Colorado Duck (Netta Rufina)
Photographing birds in the lagoon of acclimatization
Later we went to watch the sinking rains and runoff had resulted in the field, upstream of the "old" Guadiana at its mouth in the Tables. These collapses were the result of spontaneous combustion of large quantities of peat, dry yesterday, accumulated in an ancient land of water and green pregnant. The roof of the holes left this combustion are collapsed under the weight and force of water that becomes, if only for a few days, running through the channels early and take their original space. Here we come face to face with the sad reality of Coldstream: a flow of tens of liters per second foul water from the sewage treatment plant of Coldstream, forming a frothy cataract entered directly into the aquifer of Coldstream, just 10 meters the course of the current "gutter" of the Guadiana.
sewage input to the aquifer of Coldstream to a collapse Taves
A true environmental scandal, another one, which Ecologists in Action partners and other NGOs trying to report, apparently without much success.
Xurxo Workshop and Pineiro in SPA "Campos de Calatrava"
A paradise of steppe birds. The heart of the Ganga Iberico (Iberian) and his cohort of bustards, little bustards, Ortega, Larks, Calendering, Partridge, ...
Ganga Ibérica (Pterocles alchata)
Bando of Sison (Tetrax tetrax) and Sandgrouse
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Do The Mutes Write More?
THE CRANK PADDLE CLUB (testing)
As Interclubs Circuit and not moving much, and we already feel like TOENEO, this Sunday we did a mini-tournament with padlistas who came to Nautical despite the rain and cold. 4 couples to draw, 2 tennis courts, 4 paritdo to a set ....
The draw was the couples and that track played his first drawing (you know, heads and tails, which drew the face of 3 and cross the 2 ....)
As Interclubs Circuit and not moving much, and we already feel like TOENEO, this Sunday we did a mini-tournament with padlistas who came to Nautical despite the rain and cold. 4 couples to draw, 2 tennis courts, 4 paritdo to a set ....
The draw was the couples and that track played his first drawing (you know, heads and tails, which drew the face of 3 and cross the 2 ....) is 
formed couples and wing, A
JUGAAAAAAARRRRR
Good moves, good games ........ And tiny trays
....
here
trays, trays over there .....
And after 4 games, 2 paddle consecrated: cross out cross out:
Sharon and Angelina absolute winners for their excellent record in the mini-tournament, 4 games played, 4 wins and a whole afternoon without knowing defeat
ASUUUUUUUUCARRRRR
Congratulations to the Champion, but all others have called for revenge paddle ..... CONTINUE ...........
formed couples and wing, A JUGAAAAAAARRRRR
Good moves, good games ........ And tiny trays .... 
here trays, trays over there .....
And after 4 games, 2 paddle consecrated: cross out cross out: 
Sharon and Angelina absolute winners for their excellent record in the mini-tournament, 4 games played, 4 wins and a whole afternoon without knowing defeat ASUUUUUUUUCARRRRR
Congratulations to the Champion, but all others have called for revenge paddle ..... CONTINUE ........... 
Saturday, March 6, 2010
How To Remove Stud Ear Rings From Toddlers
Almería, January 2010
weekend of 23 and 24 January 2010, 23 participants of the Workshop on Conservation of the People's University of Catagena / ANSE were in Almeria.
The visit had several areas of interest. On one hand the Sorbas gypsum karst, then Hoyazo Nijar and finally Cape de Gata.
In the Sorbas Karst, casts the largest in Europe, visited both exokarsticas geological structures (sinkholes, mounds, lapiaz, ...) as endokarst (caves, galleries ,...).
Soil
Workshop Group with a sinkhole
Later, at the appointed time, a guide company in the caves of Sorbas, introduced us to the tunnels Karst.
Then we went to eat at a restaurant where we Sorbas advised in the caves, of course, good, nice and cheap.
the afternoon, we visited the "Hoyazo Nijar, remains of an ancient underwater volcano, basalt emission which caused the drag of the metasedimentary rocks (schists) with abundant garnet.
Then we come to San Miguel de Cabo de Gata dinner, and recharge your batteries for the day next.
the morning, at dawn, we approached the Amoladeras Reserve in search of Alondra Ricotí. We hear, but very briefly, we could not enjoy.
The next goal was in the Salinas del Cabo: The Phalarope-billed. We knew there was one copy in the Salinas Raymond for days and told us where to start your search. At first we saw, punctual to his appointment, which Raymond told us.
And finally we visit the most typical: the lighthouse at Cabo de Gata, where at other times we saw trumpeter finch groups without difficulty. In This time no luck and Bullfinch gave us the slip. Next time.
shopping for rugs and esparto products in the small town on Nijar. Then home. 
weekend of 23 and 24 January 2010, 23 participants of the Workshop on Conservation of the People's University of Catagena / ANSE were in Almeria.
The visit had several areas of interest. On one hand the Sorbas gypsum karst, then Hoyazo Nijar and finally Cape de Gata.
Group Sorbas Karst Workshop
First we were outside watching a wide field of sinkholes, fractures with potholes, mounds, lapiaz ...
Soil formed by gypsum crystals, sparse vegetation
Split and pit
Workshop Group looking at a mound
also enjoyed vegetation and fauna of the area, finding a variety of birds and natterjack toad (Bufo calamita), many tracks of wild boar (Sus scrofa) and beautiful orchids began to flourish.
natterjack toad (Bufo calamita)
Footprints Boar (Sus scrofa)
Ophrys fusca
Later, at the appointed time, a guide company in the caves of Sorbas, introduced us to the tunnels Karst.
Group Workshop and guide at the entrance to the Caves of Sorbas
Interior of the cave
Then we went to eat at a restaurant where we Sorbas advised in the caves, of course, good, nice and cheap.
Restaurant Group Workshop Sorbas
the afternoon, we visited the "Hoyazo Nijar, remains of an ancient underwater volcano, basalt emission which caused the drag of the metasedimentary rocks (schists) with abundant garnet.
Looking garnets along the promenade of Granatilla
Result: almandine garnets
Then we come to San Miguel de Cabo de Gata dinner, and recharge your batteries for the day next.
Hotel "Blanca Brisa"
the morning, at dawn, we approached the Amoladeras Reserve in search of Alondra Ricotí. We hear, but very briefly, we could not enjoy.
Ornithological Reserve Group Workshop "The Amoladeras"
Then we went in search dotterel, with the help of Raymond Martin got to see a group of 17 individuals very well.
dotterel (Charadrius morinellus) on beach of the Rambla de las Amoladeras
The next goal was in the Salinas del Cabo: The Phalarope-billed. We knew there was one copy in the Salinas Raymond for days and told us where to start your search. At first we saw, punctual to his appointment, which Raymond told us.
picofina Phalarope (Phalaropus lobatus)
Salinas Cabo de Gata
And finally we visit the most typical: the lighthouse at Cabo de Gata, where at other times we saw trumpeter finch groups without difficulty. In This time no luck and Bullfinch gave us the slip. Next time.
Basalts along the beach and lighthouse at the Cape
Landscape from Faro
eating Workshop Group Search the promenade of the Bullfinch
Looking for Bullfinch (without much success)
Trumpeter Bullfinch (Bucanetes githagineus)
our target missed drinking coffee and ended shopping for rugs and esparto products in the small town on Nijar. Then home.
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