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Old Sep 5th 2008 | 2:08 am
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We drove through the rice fields on Monday and were driving through swarms of dragonflies, there were so many that it was like driving through a snow storm.

Today it was the turn of the mayflies.

Amazing some of the experiences that you have in Spain.

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Originally Posted by The Oddities
We drove through the rice fields on Monday and were driving through swarms of dragonflies, there were so many that it was like driving through a snow storm.

Today it was the turn of the mayflies.

Amazing some of the experiences that you have in Spain.

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Yeah, like the praying mantis I spent time chasing around our villa last night trying to catch
 
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We currently have masses of screaching bee eaters,very pretty
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Old Sep 5th 2008 | 2:49 am
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We currently have masses of screaching bee eaters,very pretty
They look gorgeous, is the noise really bad?

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They look gorgeous, is the noise really bad?

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Not iritating but they chatter like crazy when on the wing ,we only seem to get them for a couple of months then I guess they go to Africa.

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Originally Posted by Rotor
We currently have masses of screaching bee eaters,very pretty
So you are the ones who have pinched our lovely bee eaters, they breed here and then disappear. So beautiful flying round and perched on trees waiting for an unsuspecting bee that pass. they were here till end of July, we could watch them using their nesing holes in the sand banks, but then early aug the went.
 
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Originally Posted by mikelincs
So you are the ones who have pinched our lovely bee eaters, they breed here and then disappear. So beautiful flying round and perched on trees waiting for an unsuspecting bee that pass. they were here till end of July, we could watch them using their nesing holes in the sand banks, but then early aug the went.
We had a family of parrots set up home on a radio mast not far from us, enormous nest and now grown to a couple of dozen, interesting but noisy.
 
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Originally Posted by gardner8
We had a family of parrots set up home on a radio mast not far from us, enormous nest and now grown to a couple of dozen, interesting but noisy.
Plenty of those round here, I know of two colonies, including the well known one at Villamartin plaza.
 
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One thing I must say I miss here is the lack of birds.
 

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