Another cool report from Born Again Mammalwatcher Carlos Bocos, with more lovely photos.
The Cantabrian Mountains, 2021: Carlos Bocos, 48 hours & 15 species including European Snow Vole, Broom Hare and Crowned Shrew.
Jon
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