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If you'll forgive the pun, the Garraf Massif is massive. So when I first visited I So one could do worse then than to mimic the birds you're hunting for and a patient, watchful eye will soon reveal an Iberian Grey

...nd of October, 2006. Really needed more time than the 1 hour available to me that day. Saw my first Whooper Swan families, and lots of other migrants s ...ved. Spectacular against a winter sunset. The reserve is now larger and as you say an hour just will not do.

Literally you could walk around it in thirty minutes but I defy anyone to achieve it as t ...left waiting until 10.30) and often closes well before sunset (which means you can't get the Scops Owls or Nightjars nearby).

...rk is on the left and a much larger new one is on the right; park wherever you can find shade! The birdlife here varies to some degree with the water lev ...s give a good view of the lagoon. A gated track from the old carpark takes you along the southern perimeter of the laguna (a full circuit is not possible)

...collecting, trapping and hunting. There is a local saying 'If it can fly, you can eat it!' A depressingly familiar attitude shared by all countries in th ...ny actively pursue means of protecting it. However, discovery can motivate you. Not always the preferred kind like, finding higher densities of breeding R

.... As you can see from the species list you will have your work cut out for you. ...isit move rest camp every 3 or 4 days to see the most. Eco zones change as you move on so the chances of seeing more increase significantly by doing this.