Extremadura, Spain, birds and flowers, 15 April

This video from Spain is called Extremadura Birding, Raven feeding with Azure-winged Magpie watching.

After 14 April 2016 in Extremadura came 15 April. Like on other days, we saw azure-winged magpies; though no ravens.

There were sparrows. Both Spanish sparrows and house sparrows, like this male.

This nuthatch was present.

A blue tit brought nesting material to a hole in a holly oak.

The same walk as yesterday, to Jaraicejo village and back.

Bee-eaters‘ mating flight.

Many flowers.

Like these Barbary nut flowers.

And these red sand-spurrey flowers.

Cuckoo, corn bunting sounds.

A greenfinch.

Like yesterday, a nightingale singing.

We walked on, along cork oaks.

The footpath continued.

Along more flowers.

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