Spain + France, 2025
This report details wildlife watching in Spain (Andalusia and Northern Spain) aswell as a brief visit to the French Pyrenees to look for Desman. A total of 18 mammal (excluding ten
A November weekend near Barcelona
Hello, I am having an option attending a conference in Barcelona first Monday and Tuesday in November. The hard and dedicated worker I am, my main motivation to go is to add some w
Wolves and bears in Northern Spain – information wanted
Hi all, I’ve been planning a trip to Northern Spain for early October and would love to get some info on the best places to try for wolves and bear. The viewpoints in Somiedo
A Short Trip Report to Sierra de Andujar – Tomer Ben-Yehuda, April 2025
Hi everyone, Following my RFI posts about Andujar, I wanted to share my report, from my recent Spain family trip. Only after making my report, I now realize I should have re-read C
Any Spontaneous Friends in Sierra de Andujar Apr. 9-13?
Hi everyone, To buy my new thermal scope I have to go to Spain… Life is tough. My wife and son aren’t really good at spotlighting and strangely prefer to stay home afte
Review: The Mammals of Iberia by Carlos Bocos & James Lowen
I just received my copy of a new field guide, The Mammals of Iberia by James Lowen and our very own Carlos Bocos. And it is excellent, as you might expect from anything Carlos wa
Is April a good month for Iberian Lynx?
Hello everyone! I may have talked my wife into coming with me to Sierra Andujar in April 🙂 The thing is, it coincides with my son’s Passover vacation from daycare, so the
Advertising: Summer tours in Spain’s Cantabrian mountains
G3-guides (https://g3-guides.com/en/) is a Spanish nature guiding company, originally based in Serranía de Ronda (Málaga) and specializing in Andalusian biodiversity (including D
Northern Spain Sept 23
Long weekend in Spain. 14 species (2 probable). Highlights were Broom Hare and Wildcat, plus wolf and bear
Iberian Lynx in Spain 2022 – Trip Report
Cat Expeditions led our annual Iberian lynx in Spain photo tour to southern Spain. Iberian lynx are never easy, but we got to see four different individuals, with the closest sight