
A short report on Iberian lynx watching in Andujar.
Here is a short report about a recent trip I took to Andujar in the Sierra Morena mountains of southern Spain. There are many reports about this area on the site, so I’ve just provided a brief update on the current lynx watching (and general wildlife watching) scene.
Charles Foley
Andujar 2025 Charles Foley
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JanEbr
I have mixed feelings about Andujar. It’s cool that the Lynx are doing so well, but the area is frustrating. How did it happen in Europe that we have such huge natural landscapes cut up into closed private lands? I am used to this being the norm in the Americas, but here on this side we mostly do better …
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MrFotoFool
I was there a month after you (February 2025) and used the hide at Gato Clavo for three afternoon sessions (though I did not stay at their hotel but maybe should have). I saw lynx all three days in the hide at close range. First afternoon we watched one catch three different rabbits over the four hour period and second day we saw a group of four! In mornings I drove the roads with a guide but could have done it on my own (I have been here before). I would have liked to get into El Encinarejo but my guide did not offer and I didn’t know it could be arranged through Gato Clavo. We saw mouflon on their land from the public farm road but it was very distant.
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gaeaston4
Everyone makes it look so easy to see Iberian Lynx there! My family spent two full days in the summer of 2023 looking with a guide but to no avail…didn’t feel like posting a trip report without the lynx. I wasn’t aware of hides at the time but sounds like I need to go back and try that route.