NATURA INDÓMITA The Birding specialist in La Mancha & Sierra Morena (SPAIN)
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Birding & nature trips
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The Realm of the White-Headed Duck
The gem of the Spanish National Parks still able to dazzle thanks to its fabulous cast of birds. Over 300 bird species identified, 82 breeding species, five different biomes... and an outstanding nearby lagoon, Navaseca, the Realm of the White-Headed Duck and one of the best places in Spain to watch bird rarities.
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The rarest cat in the world is not alone
One tour focused in the Iberian Lynx search... difficult, very difficult, but, what would you say if we only saw Spanish Imperial Eagle, Golden Eagle, Bonelli's Eagle, Black Vulture or Black Stork? Would it be worth it?
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Half & Full Day Birdwatching Trips
Natura Indomita offers specialist birding trips and holidays in the area of La Mancha & Sierra Morena with leading responsible bird watching guides. Over ten years experienced routes in Central and Southern Spain focused in the most wanted Iberian specialties.
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Sierra Morena, the wildest land
Nothing compares the thrilling of birding through the indomitable Sierra Morena. Nowhere in Spain the traveler can reach a seductive and mysterious land like this... and the birds are incredible.
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Cabañeros area: raptors & waterfowl in the heart of the mediterranean forests
Cabañeros, the best preserved mediterranean forest in the Iberian Peninsula, harbors an amazing cast of birdlife wich includes the very rare Spanish Imperial Eagle, the Black-Shouldered Kite and the densest colony of Black Vulture in Europe. But birding here is much more rewarding...
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The Calatrava Steppes, the last haven
Where looking for steppe birds in Southern Spain, the Calatrava steppes emerge as the area where the Big Five of the European steppes can be seen sharing fields besieged by cities, roads, motorways and even airports. The last haven... for how much longer?
