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Bareges (Pyrenees) - BirdForum Opus

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Bareges

The birdlife here in the Pyrenees is very specialised. The area excels in the number and variety of raptors- Bearded Vulture (five pairs nesting locally); Golden Eagle (found on the mountainside opposite Les Sorbiers); Booted Eagle, Bonelli`s Eagle, Short-Toed Eagle, Egyptian Vulture, and the ever-present Griffon. Even a couple of Black Vultures. The bird most enthusiasts will want to see is the elusive Wallcreeper which during the summer is seldom found below 2000m.


Content and images originally posted by Les Sorbiers

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