CERRO DE LAS CIGÜEÑAS (Sesión con hide)

Crónica 15/02/2007
A veces, cuando salgo al campo a fotografiar en hide, por el movimiento de aves, presagio un buen día de fotos y resulta todo lo contrario y al revés, cuando creo que va a ser un mal día para hacer fotos consigo hartarme, y es lo que me ha ocurrido hoy. El día anterior llamé por teléfono a Alfonso Barragán para preguntarle por el Brazo del Este y por el Cerro de las Cigüeñas y me contestó que había muy pocas aves. Como ha estado lloviendo durante los últimos días, decidí irme al Cerro de las Cigüeñas con el hide. Coloqué el hide justo donde les hice primeros planos a los Cormoranes hace algunas semanas, quizás un poco más retrasado. Comprobé como me dijo Alfonso que había muy poco movimiento de aves, en principio alguna que otra Focha Común, algún Zampullín Chico y poco más, pero más tarde empezaron a entrar Cormoranes, Garcetas Comunes, Azulones, etc. La cosa se empezó a animar, sobre todo con los Anades Reales, ya que había muchos, y cuando les estaba haciendo fotos a una pareja de


Sometimes, when I go out to the field to come out in photographs in hide, for the movement of birds, I presage a good day of photos and it turns out to be everything opposite and upside-down, when I believe that it is going to be an evil day to make myself photos I manage to satiate, and it is what has happened to me today. The previous day I called by telephone Alfonso Barragán to ask him about the Brazo del Este and about the Cerro de las Cigüeñas and he answered me that there were very few birds. Since it has been raining during the last days, I decided to go away to the Cerro de las Cigüeñas with the hide. I placed the just hide where I did the first planes to them to the Cormorants some weeks ago, probably a bit more backward. I verified as said to me Alfonso that there was very little movement of birds, at first someone that another Eurasian Coot, some Little Grebe and little more, but later Mallards started approaching Cormorants, Little Egrets, etc. The thing was started encouraging, especially with Mallards, since there were many, and when I was doing photos to a couple of Mallards to many distance, I listened to a water squelch to the left of the hide, to few distance, appeared and verified that there was a couple of Mallards (those of the photos) to a few scanty 15 meters. This day was taking it waiting a lot of time, since I have photos of Mallards in wild condition and in parks, but they had never put on me so nearby in the field. They are a few ducks, as all the anas very easily scared and very clever and they get frightened to the most minimal suspicion. I did the photos to them with the Sun almost abreast, but due to the fact that the day was very cloudy, the Sun was covered, I could do them to them. If there manage no to be clouds, these photos had not gone out well. When already I had got tired of doing photos to them, I observed that in the rail of it should face, to approximately 200 meters Alfonso was with EGMASA's pick-up, Looking with the prismatic ones, and he did not see me, bony, that the camouflage works, though I have to correct some things, since I had a Little Egret and a Squaco Heron in the innkeeper of the Cormorants, to approximately 7 meters, but they saw me across the window of the hide with the net of camouflage. Later I called Alfonso by the mobile one and said to him that I was doing photos to him and already he located me. I asked him that since the rail was to approach the Brazo del Este and he said to me that there were no problems to remain clogged with the car, but when I gathered everything on 11:30 am., and went towards the Brazo del Este, I verified that there were sections of rail with enough mire, so I did not risk (I remember the clogging of a few weeks ago) and since already I was satisfied by the photos, I returned to Seville early. For the next Sunday, as the climate like that, I will return to repeat in the Cerro de las Cigüeñas. I could have observed the following species:
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