1^st July.  At Tavronitis.  A pair of green sandpipers and a temmincks stint.       

2^nd July.  At Neo Chorio.  A pair of short toed eagles.  At dusk hundreds of swallows and swifts suddenly appeared yet none were seen in the day.
                 

4^th July.  At Neo Chorio.  A pair of short toed eagles  were circling and calling with a pair of common buzzards.    

5^th July.  At Neo Chorio.  A short toed eagle was seen and heard twice, late morning and late afternoon.

6^th July.  At Maleme.  A flock of 70+ ducks out to sea, probably Gargeny.  Is migration starting?  Also a fan tailed warbler was seen and heard so at least some have survived the winter.
                 At Neo Chorio.  A pair of short toed eagles and a pair of ravens.

7^th July.  At Galatas.  A group of 5 pallid swifts and an alpine swift.
                 At Neo Chorio. 50 hooded crows came and perched on the telegraph wires at dusk.  Now they have finished breeding they are starting to group together for roosting again.   

8^th July. At Neo Chorio.  The short toed eagles were here again, this time in the evening.
                At Maleme.  A fan tailed warbler - the same one as on the 6th?
 

9^th July.  At Neo Chorio.  I am at last satisfied that we have long legged buzzards present.  It has taken three days of detailed observation but I can now distinguish them by sight and call from common buzzards.  2+ were circling for some time.

10th July.  At Neo Chorio. A pair of long legged buzzards were being mobbed by a pair of common buzzards.  Seen together the long legged buzzards have longer wings, appear larger and very rufous on the under wing with pale tails.

11^th July. At Neo Chorio.  A single long legged buzzard; a single raven; and a spotted flycatcher.

13^th July. At Afrata.  A female kestrel; 4 griffon vultures; and a sub adult bonellis eagle.
                  On the Rodopos Peninsulla.  A pair of wheatear; a pair of adult bonellis eagles; 5 griffon vultures; and 8 ravens.  (We also came across a cicada churring away madly - yet it was miles away from anywhere.

14^th July. At Neo Chorio.  A single long legged buzzard was circling with a common buzzard.  In the distance an eagle flew by, probably a short toed.  Bee-eaters could be heard but as so often happens not seen.

15^th July. At Neo Chorio.  Bee-eaters again and a single long legged buzzard.
                  At Tavronitis.  A temmincks stint;  a ruff;  7 wood sandpipers;  1 great white egret; a little ringed plover; and a purple heron.
  

17^th July. At Neo Chorio.  An eleonoras falcon at dusk, the first for some time. 
           

23^rd July. At Tavronitis.  20+ alpine swifts; 3 little ringed plovers; and a purple heron.

28^th July. At Tavronitis.  A little ringed plover; a common sandpiper; and 5 little stints.
                  At Sirili.  A barn owl sat on a fence post beside the road

31^st July.  At Mili.  A bonellis eagle.
                  At Votas.  A raven; and a pair of kestrels.
                  At Sfakia.  A pair of lesser kestrels - no chance of confusion with common kestrels as they are quite different.
                  At the nest site.  Just one adult bearded vulture; plus a golden eagle; a black eared wheater; and 2 pairs of kestrels.
                  At Vathi.  A pair of adult bonellis eagles circled together with their juvenile among a group of 6 griffon vultures.
                  At Kambos.  We found another bonellis eagle.
                  At Sfinari.  22+ ravens were fighting over what must have been a carcass high up on the mountain.  A short toed eagle was circling and a lanner falcon dashing about.
                  At Platanos.  An adult golden eagle majestically soared over though it was a bit tatty as several primary feathers were missing in each wing - so it was probably only just moulting into adult plumage.