Further to my last thread I have attached some more photos , from uch further away but showing the groups. If you can magnify the pictures and identify what there is that would be great. Yes I am an amet
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Griffon Vulture or Lammergeier (1 Viewer)
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Simon Wates
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On a quick look all I can see for sure are Griffons and what seems to be a Red Kite in the first photo - top centre right. I think Lammergeier is usually seen at an altitude of 1000m and upwards in the Pyrenees - was this up high?
Nutcracker
Stop Brexit!
All Griffons for me, can't even see a Red Kite.
Not sure what altitude the feeding station I saw Lammergeiers was at, but I don't recollect it being that high - it was in dry oak scrub habitat. I'll see if I can find it on google earth.
Not sure what altitude the feeding station I saw Lammergeiers was at, but I don't recollect it being that high - it was in dry oak scrub habitat. I'll see if I can find it on google earth.
Nutcracker
Stop Brexit!
Higher than I recollected: 1345 m. This place: http://buseu.es/en/
Simon Wates
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Here's my Red Kite - ooops! Its a Griffon going backwards
(cropped from top right of 1st photo)Attachments
rosbifs
PutAin STOP
We have a pair that is regularly seen not far from Lourdes C.450m but Simon is right the majority in the 'Hautes Pyrenees' are above 800m...
