The most interesting month of autumn migration is here and migrant numbers are increasing, day by day.
Spotted Flycatchers have become very widespread and locally abundant, while
Subalpine Warblers are still numerous. The numbers of
Whitethroats and
Gardean Warblers have slightly increased, while few
Pied and
Collared Flycatchers are also present.
Wood Warbler is scarce in autumn, while
Willow is very common.
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| Spotted Flycatcher |
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| Even Northern Wheatears visit the berry-rich Turpentine Trees |
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| Garden Warbler |
Flocks of
Bee-eaters are flying at high altitude, while
Yellow Wagtails are on the move.
Redstarts and
Eastern Orphean Warblers are also present, the latter being quite rare, though.
