Gray whelk in the pyrenees

Male gray whelk.

The gray wheatear (Oenanthe oenanthe), is a migratory bird that after spending the reproductive period in the Pyrenees, returns to central Africa to spend the winter. It is an insectivorous bird, in the Pyrenees we can find it in supra-forest meadows with the presence of rocks. In them it captures its prey and makes its nests taking advantage of existing holes.

Youth gray whelk.

Male and female, they have plumage with a different coloration, being the male of more showy colors.

Female gray whelk in the rock.

Chamois herds in the Pyrenees

Reproduction of the chamois

Chamois in the Cadí rocks

Griffon vulture in the Pyrenees

Fog in La Noguera viewed from Montsec

Chamois in the Bonaigua

Winter in the Bonaiga pass

Chamois in Pyrenees

Rhododendron in the pyrenees

Mouflon in the pyrenees