GRANADA WILDLIFE IS GETTING BACK TO BUSINESS.
I am now back in Spain and starting to take bookings again, so once you are happy to travel and if you would like to visit this great part of a fantastic country then please get in touch.
I am now back in Spain and starting to take bookings again, so once you are happy to travel and if you would like to visit this great part of a fantastic country then please get in touch.
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Recent blog posts.
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Thursday, 3 December 2020 Realenga de Agicampe, Hacho and in the Garden, Granada Province, Spain. A drive around the patch, a trip up to Hacho for a walk in the Pinewoods and a quick sit in the hide. Read More...... Monday, 30 November 2020 Sierra de Loja and Huétor Fields, Granada Province, Spain. A visit to the best spot on my local patch and then an afternoon walk. Read More...... Monday, 30 November 2020 Sierra de Loja, Granada Province, Spain. Dartford Warbler. (Curruca Rabilarga / Sylvia undata). A pair of stunning birds that performed beautifully. Read More...... Friday, 27 November 2020 Huétor Fields, Granada Province, Spain. A damp morning walk along the Arroyo. Read More..... |
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GRANADA WILDLIFEA complete wildlife experience,
that is not just for the birders! Granada Wildlife offer guided tours in this wonderful and diverse area of Spain. Day tours are centered on the area to the West of the city of Granada, around the province's second town, Loja. Just an hour from the coast this area has a fantastic mix of habitats, ranging from high mountain tops, reed beds, open water, woodland, mediterranean scrub and agricultural plains. The local guide not only has nearly 40 years experience of birding in the UK and Europe but he also has a vast knowledge of the great variety of orchids, dragonflies, moths, butterflies and other wildlife found in the area. 
sorting out the Ophrys fusca group!
Watching Lammergeier and Alpine Chough after seeing Wallcreeper on the crag behind us.
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Tours are tailored to suit you. Either aimed at people with a general interest in wildlife who just want to get a view of what is here or for the experienced birder, botanist or entomologist who want to track down that elusive target species. The aim is to show nature at its best with minimum impact on the local environment.
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