Wildlife

Wildlife in Spain is incredibly diverse, from Iberian lynx and brown bears to flamingos and eagles. Spain’s varied landscapes, including mountains, wetlands, and forests, provide habitats for many unique species. Observing wildlife offers a chance to connect with nature and learn about conservation efforts.

Iberian Parsley Frog – Pelodytes ibericus -Sapillo moteado iberico

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Iberian Parsley Frog - Pelodytes ibericus -Sapillo moteado iberico

English: Iberian Parsley Frog Scientific: Pelodytes ibericus (Previously Pelodytes punctatus) Spanishr: Sapillo moteado ibérico French: Pélodyte ibérique German: Iberische Schlammtaucher Italian: Pelodite iberico Portuguese: Sapinho-de-verrugas-verdes-ibérico Description The Iberian Parsley Frog – Pelodytes ibericus -Sapillo moteado iberico is a small, slender frog, ranging between 32-36 mm in length (1¼ – 1½ inches). The head is flat … Read more

The Turkish Gecko

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Turkish gecko in Spain

Spanish: Salamanquesa Rosada Scientific: Hemidactylus turcicus English: Turkish Gecko French: Gecko nocturne German: Europäische Halbfinger Italian: Geco verrucoso Portugese: Osga-turca Description A delicate-looking gecko which normally measures about 8-9.5 cm (3 -3¾ inches) including an intact tail, which is half the overall length. They are mainly pink in colour with black spots and paler areas, … Read more

Turpentine tree – Pistacia terebinthus – Cornicabra

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Turpentine tree - Pistacia terebinthus - Cornicabra

English: Turpentine tree Scientific: Pistacia terebinthus Spanish: Terebinto Catalan: Noguereta Portuguese: Cornalheira, Terebinto The Turpentine tree – Pistacia terebinthus – Cornicabra is a resinous small tree or shrub that is native to the Mediterranean region. In Iberia it is commonly found on limestone areas, occurring more frequently along the Mediterranean coastal line up to an … Read more