On November 15th, Dulas headed off west from the area he had frequented for the previous seven weeks. In the last blog we theorised that his location at this tributary to the Gambia River had started to dry up, the rainy season is now well and truly over. As he reached the Atlantic coast, Dulas headed south towards the Casamance River, Senegal, where there are ospreys galore. However, he didn't even stop here, preferring to continue south towards Guinea-Bissau and by late afternoon on the following day, November 16th, he had reached Rio Cacheu - the country's northern-most great river (see bottom of map below).
The following day, he was headed back up north towards Gambia again, clearly his Portuguese wasn't up to scratch to stay in Guinea-Bissau. By November 18th he was back on the River Gambia and by November 22nd, a week after he started his journey, he was back at the same tributary where he started off from. It looks like he was even roosting and perching on the exact same trees that he had been for the previous seven weeks!