Hide Photographic

We recommend wearing dark clothes and comfortable shoes for this experience, as well as carrying binoculars and a camera or video camera in order to immortalize the wildlife.

• Hide del Águila Perdicera, from where you can enjoy birds such as the Bonelli's eagle, the solitary rock thrush, the black-tailed pintail, the jay, the hoopoe and the griffon vulture.
• Hide de las Rapaces de la Dehesa, in this other hide you can observe birds such as the buzzard, the booted eagle and the Iberian imperial eagle.
• Hide de la Dehesa pond, in this last hide, more than 20 species such as: wood pigeons, turtle doves, hawfinches and nuthatches, among others, usually come to the hide.
• Hide of the Iberian Lynx. This hide is located in an olive grove area of Sierra, in Adamuz (Córdoba). During the months of autumn and winter the activity can be good for the observation/photography of Iberian Lynx at any time of the day so we recommend access in the morning before dawn. During the months of spring and summer the activity is more crepuscular, that is to say, it intensifies at dawn and dusk being the central hours of the day the least propitious. In addition, this hide has an artificial lighting system with LED light bulbs that allows night sessions, highly recommended in summer and autumn, the sessions in this case can end at midnight. Other mammals that frequent the area and are more nocturnal are the badger and the dormouse, as well as the genet and the marten. During the day and especially between the months of August and January the activity is very high in terms of the presence of more than 20 species of birds that visit a pond that is placed 2 meters from the observatory (hide) so the wait is more entertaining.