How curious! One sunny summer day you look up and suddenly see a black and white silhouette circling above your head. It doesn't look like an eagle; it's small for a vulture... Plus, those white feathers with black undersides... What kind of bird is that? You're probably looking at a... Egyptian vulture, the smallest scavenger bird in the Iberian Peninsula. But what is this bird really, and where did it come from?
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hace algunos meses le dedicamos un artículo al griffon vulture, una de las aves más grandes del continente europeo. El buitre leonado suele eclipsar al primo discreto de la familia, el black vulture, un ave carroñera que podemos encontrar solo en algunos puntos concretos de la península. ¿Por qué esta diferencia? ¿Por qué el buitre negro es tan esquivo? Tras nuestro viaje por Monfragüe había que dedicarle un monográfico al buitre negro. ¿Quieres saber más sobre este ave?
We spent 8 hours locked in a photo hide observing the behavior of several species of birds of prey and scavengers. The experience inside the hide is something unique we'll never forget. Want to know why? Well, keep reading and find out how to take spectacular photos from a privileged hiding place.
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If you have read the previous article You may know that Fotogario has moved to the Iberian Peninsula. I'm currently in the process of reorganizing the website, the travel offers, and the photography workshops we'll be holding starting in 2018. In the meantime, it may seem like the blog and website are inactive, but nothing could be further from the truth. Would you like to know what Fotogario is doing during this period, misnamed "vacation"? Well, keep reading and you'll find out.
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Fotogario ha tenido la oportunidad de visitar el Parque Natural del río Dulce y recorrer parte del cañón en el que habita una sana (y amplia) población de griffon vultures. ¿Quieres conocer algo más de esta especie? Pues aquí tienes un artículo dedicado por completo a esta rapaz.
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maybe the Fotogario blog It's been lying fallow for a while, but the fact is that we continue working even on our own family vacations. In this case, we took advantage of a short stay in Spain to carry out a photography project in the Dulce River Ravine Natural ParkWant to learn more about this park? Don't miss the next article.
