Are there any bird watching groups in the south of Tenerife?

[caffling]

Just moved over and am living in Amarilla Golf. Are there any birding groups in the South?

[chifleta]

I'm actually shocked that no-one has commented on this yet so I will bump it up for you :tiphat:

Now a little bit of advice.... there are a lot of cheeky monkeys on here, so expect the normal naughty comments :spin::wink::eyebrows:

[Malteser Monkey]

I'm actually shocked that no-one has commented on this yet so I will bump it up for you :tiphat:

Now a little bit of advice.... there are a lot of cheeky monkeys on here, so expect the normal naughty comments :spin::wink::eyebrows:

Oi ! I did actually refrain from posting something first thing ....woof woof:whistle::laugh:

I always feel it helps a new member settle in - a little bit of humour !

:welcome: from this cheeky monkey

[LUCKY]

Just moved over and am living in Amarilla Golf. Are there any birding groups in the South?

Thought i would Tweet this :flatcap:

http://fatbirder.com/links_geo/europe/spain_canary_islands.html

[caffling]

Thank you all for the welcome and the reminder to watch again probably the funniest film ever made :-)

[Malteser Monkey]

Thank you all for the welcome and the reminder to watch again probably the funniest film ever made :-)

Ecky Thump

Moderator

ohhh dear

thanks Caffling hope you find a group

[kingbaker]

If you are staying in San Eugenio Alto there are wild parrots flying around.
They'll probs wake you up in the mornings. :p

[caffling]

I have seen them in Costa del Selencio. Very noisy! :-)

[Malteser Monkey]

I have seen them in Costa del Selencio. Very noisy! :-)

bit more to the right and those chifleta birds in El Fraile are a mare.

There's the Eagle park just past Chayofa - lovely in there - loads of different birds

http://www.aguilasjunglepark.com/

seems to be a lot more since I was there - or from what I remember

[caffling]

Brilliant. Thanks for that! :-)

[Malteser Monkey]

Brilliant. Thanks for that! :-)

De nada - enjoy !

[melm]

Brilliant. Thanks for that! :-)

you survived the humoureek2: welcome from me:welcome:

[Chine]

If you are staying in San Eugenio Alto there are wild parrots flying around.
They'll probs wake you up in the mornings. :p


Hey !!! lucky told me all about that place ! He said there's wild birds down there that are on the go 24hrs a day ! :yum:

[Tshirt]

Hey !!! lucky told me all about that place ! He said there's wild birds down there that are on the go 24hrs a day ! :yum:


I know a couple of places where the birds are on the go all night. ;)

I know, I know, I'm off topic.......again:sorry:

[Malteser Monkey]

Hey !!! lucky told me all about that place ! He said there's wild birds down there that are on the go 24hrs a day ! :yum:


I know a couple of places where the birds are on the go all night. ;)

I know, I know, I'm off topic.......again:sorry:

Oi we cleaned this up

[LUCKY]

Hey !!! lucky told me all about that place ! He said there's wild birds down there that are on the go 24hrs a day ! :yum:

That was when culture was the centre of our topic.!!! :flatcap:

[MagnusH]

Is it better for birdwatching in north or south of Tenerife?

[canarybird]

This birdwatching website (http://blog.birdingcanarias.com/2014/06/observar-aves-en-las-islas-canarias.html)recommends Teno Rural Park (http://www.webtenerife.co.uk/places-interest/other-natural-spaces/parque+rural+de+teno.htm) in the northwest as well as the pine forest (el Pinar) of La Orotava, in the north. Scroll down to the bottom of the page on the birding site to read the list of best bird watching sites in the Canary Islands.