Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
Wild Dehesa’s Extremadura birding field guide
A seasonal birdwatching guide to Extremadura, Spain, with site notes and three-day routes written from the Sierra de Gata.
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- Birdwatchers planning seasonal trips to Extremadura
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- Three starter site guides cover Monfragüe, Sierra de Gata and Borbollón, and Arrocampo, alongside winter-crane guidance and two three-day route plans.
Field notes
The calendar assigns each month a short seasonal cue, including “Cranes settle in” for November and “The month of most species” for May. The homepage reports up to 385 recorded species in Extremadura, 104 of them winter visitors, and links to routes tailored to winter cranes or spring raptors, steppe, and reedbeds. Its visitor guidance asks readers to stay on tracks and keep their distance from nests.
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