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Coypu turns up again at Labenne
September 22, 2026
was recorded three times between 2026-09-09 and 2026-09-18 at Labenne in the Adour watershed. This large introduced rodent, native to South America, has established populations in western European wetlands where it damages vegetation and competes with native species.
Scopoli's Shearwaters move through Atlantic waters
September 22, 2026
s numbered 584 observed off Atlantic waters on 2026-09-19. These Mediterranean breeders depart on autumn migration after breeding concludes, traveling through Atlantic corridors toward their tropical African wintering grounds.
Baird's Sandpipers pass through Txingudi-Plaiaundi
September 22, 2026
s numbered 190 at Txingudi-Plaiaundi on 2026-09-22. This small Arctic breeder uses the broad-front autumn migration route taken by juveniles, which regularly reach Atlantic coasts during their southbound journey to South American wintering grounds in late summer and fall.
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