In Spain, you will find natural places with great biodiversity. Protected areas where plant and animal life enjoy their freedom; perfect places for bird watching.
Doñana National Park
Between Huelva, Seville and Cadiz there are three ecosystems. Together, they create one of the greatest biodiversity-rich areas in Europe. Marshlands, mobile dunes and reserves house many migratory and endangered birds, such as the imperial eagle. On this park more than 200,000 birds visit this park every year, of about 300 different species.
Cabañeros National Park
On this park where you can walk through the great Mediterranean forest of Europe, with more than 22 plant species of interest or in a situation of vulnerability. Furthermore, it has been a Special Protection Area for Birds (ZEPA) since 1988, with 198 species, three of which are in danger of extinction worldwide.
Picos de Europa National Park
This is National Park the oldest National Park in Spain. Its more than 64,000 hectares cover an area between Asturias, Castile and Leon and Cantabria. Due to its height, you will be able to see a large number of birds of prey. And, with some luck, you may find some western capercaillie, an endangered indigenous species.
Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park
This is the second National Park oldest national park in Spain and has been awarded the World Heritage designation by the UNESCO. It is located in Huesca and encompasses part of the Pyrenees: here you will see primarily birds of prey, including the bearded vulture, one of the largest.
Enjoying birds and seeing how they live together in different parts of Spain is sure to be an unforgettable experience.
