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few weeks ago we visited the National Park Monfragüe, we made a few rutilla in which we observe a large variety of flora and fauna of this beautiful National Park. The day did not accompany us because it was cloudy, and as you know to the world of photography the less light worst pictures, but despite this we did a few curious enough snapshots shown below:

Landscape

Monfragüe

As you can see in the picture, the day was not good, thank goodness we did not rained, but little lacking.

Griffon Vulture (Gyps fulvus)

This National Park is one of the largest colonies of the Iberian Peninsula.

Ocellated Lizard (Lacerta lepida)

This great example of Ocellated Lizard surprised us when we walk quietly around the park roads, a little more and not we become aware of their presence, thank goodness we could observe a considerable time and see some to its charms.

Lodon (Celtis australis)

This Lodon is the unique tree has Monfragüe, has more than 150 years and bearing is majestic as you can see in the picture, never seen a foot aviamos such an advanced age, is truly magnificent.

Heron (Ardea cinerea)

Although the picture is far away from this beautiful bird stands quite well these colors so characteristic of this species. It is the only inn that day we shoot.

Male Deer (Cervus elaphus)

Although we showed in the previous entry in Monfragüe bellowing, we could least not in this to upload a photo entry, since the deer is the most abundant mammal National Park.

doe (Cervus elaphus)

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Berea 2010; in Picos de Europa (León), in the mountains of Palencia (Palencia), in the Sierra de Camaces (Salamanca) and the National Park Monfragüe (Extremadura) .

We've visited these different geographical areas, in order to show you some differences in their bawling and quality of deer and competition on them.

· Picos de Europa

Deer male following two females (Cervus elaphus ).

Two deer (Cervus elaphus ) between the bushes.

Two large cievos (Cervus elaphus ).

· Mount the Elder (Palencia)

Group

deer (Cervus elaphus ).

male deer (Cervus elaphus ) and impressive horn with females.

male deer (Cervus elaphus ) bawling.

· Sierra de Camaces

male deer (Cervus elaphus ) in an area of \u200b\u200bpasture.

· Monfragüe

Cierva (Cervus elaphus ).

male deer (Cervus elaphus ) between a jaral.

buck (Cervus elaphus ) screaming from a stocking.

male deer (Cervus elaphus ) lying in the back female.

This is our summary of the rut 2010. From it we can extract the density of deer in the northern area (Picos de Europa y Palencia) is lower than in Monfragüe, it makes the deer are of higher quality. Less

in the Sierra de Camaces that only saw the male photographed in other areas we saw beautiful races between males and females. We would have liked to see some of his famous disputes, but the really good paid off all routes.

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Charcas The Inhabitants of the Late

Summer is the best time to contemplate the charms of these little islands of water (ponds) that are in the vast sea of \u200b\u200boaks that are the meadows of Salamanca. These islands whose inhabitants with the naked eye can not see, but with time and patience to show their charms.

These that we are going to show are some of these people.

One of the most abundant, is the Newt (Pleurodeles waltl).

Newt (Pleurodeles waltl)

Another of the tenants of these islands is the Marbled Newt (Triturus marmoratus .)

Female Marbled Newt (Triturus marmoratus )

The edge of the ponds are a multitude of frogs, highly prized as food by waterfowl.

Common Frog Tadpole (Rana perezi)

On the other hand, among the other inhabitants include the Water Snake (Natrix maura) and the European terrapin (Emys orbicularis) , which unfortunately did not get photographed.

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