Ses Salines d’Eivissa i Formentera Natural Park

Located between islands of Eivissa and Formentera, the Ses Salines d’Eivissa i Formentera Natural Park covers the channel that separates the two islands and also part of the land masses.

Region: Islas Baleares. Islands: Eivissa and Formentera. (Ibiza) Declared a Natural Park: 2001. Park surface land area: 2752.5 hectares. Park aquatic area: 14,028 hectares. Special Bird Protection Area ( ZEPA ). Nature reserve since 1995. Natural Area of ​​Special Interest ( ANEI ) of the Law of Natural Spaces of the Balearic Government. Humid area … Read more

Ponga Natural Park

Ponga Natural Park is located in the central-eastern area of the Cantabrian Mountains entirerly within the environs of the town of its namesake Ponga.

Region: Asturias. Declared a Natural Park: 2003. Park surface area: 20,533 hectares. Place of Community Importance of Ponga-Amieva. Ponga-Amieva Special Conservation Area. Special Protection Area for Bird (ZEPA) Peloño Partial Nature Reserve. Towns and villages in the Area: Ponga, San Juan de Beleño, Sobrefoz Points of interest Ponga Natural Park is located in the central-eastern … Read more

Peña Ubiña – La Mesa Natural Park

Peña Ubiña - La Mesa natural Park (in Asturian Parque natural de Les Ubiñes-La Mesa) is a natural park located in the central area of ​​the Cantabrian mountain range.

Region: Asturias Declared a Natural Park: 2002. Declaered UNESCO biosphere reserve: 2012 Park surface area: 35,793 hectares. Towns and Villages in the area: Teverga, Quirós, Lena and Yernes y Tameza. Points of interest Peña Ubiña – La Mesa natural Park (in Asturian Parque natural de Les Ubiñes-La Mesa) is a natural park located in the … Read more

Argiope spider species in Spain

There are three Argiope spiders in Spain. The above image is of the lobed argiope and you can clearly see the much smaller male above and to the left of her.

There are three Argiope spider species in Spain. The above image is of the lobed argiope and you can clearly see the much smaller male above and to the left of her. The Wasp Spider Scientific: Argiope bruennichi English: Wasp Spider Spanish: Araña tigre French: Argiope frelon German: Wespenspinne Italian: Ragno vespa Portuguese: Aranha-vespa Distribution: … Read more

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