Autumn flowering bulbs are a favourite at this time of year, but you generally have to have keen eyes to find them as they can be very small and well hidden. On the contrary the Autumn Buttercup can turn a rugged hillside yellow with its shiny, rich yellow, blooms. Autumn doesn’t necessarily mean colourful leaves about to fall, as many trees here are evergreen. The Narrow-leaved Ash seems to be the first to turn yellow with tall Poplars following shortly. The deciduous oaks may retain their leaves until the buds shoot again in the new year, unless strong winds shake them free. See more about the Sierra de Grazalema here: https://grazalemaguide.com/blog/the-sierra-de-grazalema-natural-park/
Hike Pyrenees – Some excellent articles to read!
Phil & Anna have been living in the Pyrenees for over 12 years and love the culture, wildlife and mountains there. They run Hike Pyrenees, which organises guided and self guided hiking holidays in the Pyrenees and other areas of Spain. During this awful coronavirus lockdown here in Spain everything is shut and tourist related … Read more