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They do seem to be fairly well contained and stationary. Must be due to having set down roots and being reluctant to pull them up.
2 months agoOMG, you mean there is yet another train in your near future?? We will keep our fingers, toes, knees and eyes crossed for you.
2 months agoIt was time well spent. When is the last time you saw an olive tree on the loose?
2 months agoThat wasn’t this train though. That one’s still in the future, at Portbou.
2 months agoWe were unimpressed with your train adventure to simplify getting from France to Spain. Let's hope our Ebro Delta Birding Adventure is easier.
2 months agoWe seem to mainly be seeing nonbreeding black headed gulls. What we really want are some terms. Maybe tomorrow?
2 months agoI’m envious. We wanted to stay at the Ebro delta on our way from Bilbao to Valencia last fall but had to simplify the tour because of my arrhythmia issues.
2 months agoWonderful!
2 months agoWe appreciate birds that like to sit still and be admired.
2 months agoI don’t think so. I think they’re all black headed gulls.
2 months agoHaha. A lot of work goes into those walls. They seem to stretch out forever.
2 months agoYup. They’re like black redstarts - a little bold and like to perch in prominent spots so you can get a good look at them.
2 months agoThat’s how they keep the trees in their place. Easier than branding them.
2 months agoHuh. I thought it was Charlton Heston.
2 months ago
They both dealt with “water issues” 😬
1 month ago