Thursday, 4 January 2018
Back to the Balearic Islands (part II) !
The gulls equipped with a GSM/GPS device are slowly coming back to the Balearic Islands. This bird (image below) has stopped at the same spot that it has visited few months ago during its northern journey. The lake at Tormos ( 42°7'0" N - 0°40'60" W) is an important stop-over site for birds moving from the Mediterranean region to the Cantabric sea.
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