A guide to Spain – L
b =blog and news archive, d= directory, f=forum, rt=rural tourism, *= big topic
Iberianature
A guide to Spain: environment, geography, nature, landscape, climate, culture, history, rural tourism and travel
Around the web- Los Cuadernos de Campo de Doñana, un tesoro científico disponible en Internet
- Los buitres nos permiten ahorrar mucha energía
- Un pájaro que habitó Tenerife ayuda a comprender la evolución de las aves
- Resucitan a una mosca extinguida
- La Junta liberará en octubre a un nuevo lince de Sierra Morena en Doñana para reforzar la población
- El censo de osas con crías arroja una cifra record en la población occidental: 21 osas y 43 crías
- Recuperados 15 pollos de águila imperial en Andalucía, un nuevo record
- Fallece uno de los linces liberados en Córdoba
- Lucy’s nature blog
- Wood warbler springFive days of rain, rough seas, and a lowering dark sky. The strong easterly winds at the peak of spring migration swept many birds off their usual path, and some of the lucky ones made it ashore in Catalunya. Observations of Wood warblers, which breed mainly north of Iberia, are usually scarce in Catalunya. This […]
- Wood warbler spring
- Spain culture
- Words and concepts in Spanish that don’t exist in EnglishHere are a few words and expressions in Castilian Spanish that don’t exist in English, and perhaps could be borrowed. Foreigners speakers of Spanish in Spain certainly use so of them with alarming frequency with other English speakers in Spain, as do our Spanish friends and spouses. The list does not include food terms (covered […]
- Words and concepts in Spanish that don’t exist in English
- Spain travel
- Travelling around Spain on a scooterEntertaining video from the Guardian here showing a woman travelling around rural Almeria on a Vespa scooter. […]
- Travelling around Spain on a scooter
- Barcelona blog
- Sagrada Familia’s falconsVery much enjoyed the peregrine falcon watch this morning in front of the Sagrada Familia. Highlight was watching close-up with a telescope a female devour with gusto a pigeon as feathers were pulled out and floated in the air around Gaudi’s spires, but must missed spectacular mid-air kill as was on swing-seesaw-slide duty at that […]
- Sagrada Familia’s falcons
- britainnature
