The presented photos of the Pale Swift were taken in Dubrovnik at the end of May 2022. Until  that time it had been found in Poland twice time. There were a lot of swifts in Dubrovnik at that time. Overhead flew dozens, if not hundreds of birds among which dominated the Alpine Swift. (391/467)
Last minute news-04-20205-Spain
The story of the Pallid Swift is quite similar to that of the Cetti's Warbler. A few years ago, I managed to take my first photos of this species in Croatia, but their quality left much to be desired. This time, in Spain, where flocks of swifts circled overhead, I finally had the chance to improve on those earlier images. After many hours of patient attempts from a hotel room window, the effort paid off. I succeeded in capturing higher-quality photographs and recording an audio track to accompany the gallery of this species. While the gallery isn’t at a “very good” level yet, it can no longer be considered merely documentary.

HISZPANIA 04-2025-ANGIELSKI

Spain 04/2025- introduction text- Waldrapp (T,V)
NEW GALLERYS:
BIRDS: Waldrapp (T,V)
MAMMALS : Barbary macaque
Changes in galleries birds:
1.Collared Pratincole. 2.Cetti’s warbler (T,V) 3.European Stonechat. 4.Rock Pigeon. 5.Crested Lark. 6.Pallid Swift(T,V). 7.Red-legged Patridge. 8.Short-toedSnake Eagle. 9.Woodchat shrike. 10.Kentish Plover. 11.Black Kite. 12.Sardinian Warbler.  13.Zitting Cisticola. 14.Calandra Lark. 15.Corn Bunting. 16.Yellow-legged Gull. 17.Northern Wheatear. 18.Booted Eagle. 19.Purple Swamphen. 20.Cattle Egret. 21.Eurasian Spoonbill. 22.Common Blackbird. 23.House Sparrow. 24.Cirl Bunting. 25.White Stork (T). 26,Common Nightingale.
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