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Well, it looks like the blistering summer of 2022 is coming to an end? Temperatures across the Iberian peninsular are begining to drop and with a bit of luck over the next few weeks we might even get a bit of rain to dampen off the parched ground and give a bit of respite to the wildife struggling with the drought conditions. So here’s a bit of news from the Iberia Nature Forum.
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See you soon!
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Well, it looks like the blistering summer of 2022 is coming to an end? Temperatures across the Iberian peninsular are begining to drop and with a bit of luck over the next few weeks we might even get a bit of rain to dampen off the parched ground and give a bit of respite to the wildife struggling with the drought conditions. Here´s some news from the Iberia Nature Forum
Lots of new topics at the Iberia Nature Forum and the news that the young bearded vulture that hatched in Andalucia just over a year ago has made it all the way to North Africa is great for the people behind the project. This is the first recorded migration for a bearded vulture in over 50 years. Check out the sat map of “Boni’s” journey here: https://iberianatureforum.com/forums/topic/bearded-vulture-migrates-across-the-strait-of-gibraltar/
Why not take a break from “social networks” and join in with the talk at the Iberia Nature Forum? No ads, no popups… Just quiet conversations about the wildlife, culture and geology of Iberia.
See you soon!
The Grazalema Guide
The best way to see all our web projects in one place is over at the Grazalema Guide.
The Grazalema Guide – Tourist Information Portal for the Sierra de Grazalema, Wildside Holidays, The town of Ronda and the Caminito del Rey.
Well, the Iberia Nature Forum continues to (re) grow and it’s great to see a few people taking some time away from the major social networks to add their input to a fully searchable forum (Where your posts don’t get lost) about the wildlife and natural history of Spain.
Black Vulture – aegypius monachus
The photo above is of a black vulture with news appearing on various channels today of this species nesting in Aragón for the first time in 100 years….. 🙂
Such a shame to see that the diclofenac topic rears its ugly head again with the news that vultures are dying in Spain due to diclofenac poisoining. (Diclofenac was approved in Spain and other European nations in recent years because farmers, drug companies and regulators argued that cattle carcasses were disposed of differently in Europe than in India. This meant vultures would not be able to eat meat tainted with diclofenac.)…. https://iberianatureforum.com/forums/topic/diclofenacnsaids-and-the-threat-to-iberian-vultures/
Take care, have a great winter and hope to see you soon on the Iberia Nature Forum!
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