We are looking for wheatears and larks in a similar area. The program includes the lesser kestrel, a young eagle owl and crested cuckoos, which we also find. The other birds are again at a great distance. The birdwatchers then count an extra species each time. I am only writing this blog in December and in the meantime I know that this is a bird trip, photo bird trips are different. You come home with more photos, partly taken at feeders. The vultures later this week, for example, know that they can occasionally get a lot of meat. And then they are happy to be photographed. But otherwise this trip is pure nature: you have to be lucky and be quick for a photo.