Crossbill Nature Guide Spanish Pyrenees. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Crossbill Nature Guide Spanish Pyrenees

Huesca (Spain) is the most northern, and most diverse, of Aragon’s three provinces. It covers both the wild High Pyrenees, their wooded foothills and the steppes in the basin of the Ebro. There are few areas in Europe with such a diversity of landscapes and of flora and fauna. From the alpine heights of Ordesa to dry semi-desert of Belchite, this guidebooks shows you the best sites and reveals their flora and fauna. Like all other Crossbill Guides, this title answers two questions: what makes this area so special, and how you can see this for yourself. It includes many detailed routes and sites with concrete indications on where and how to find the birds, wildlife and flora. * 21 routes (car and walk) * 26 site descriptions * Where to watch birds information * Finding butterflies, wildflowers, reptiles, etc. * Detailed background information on landscape and ecology

Dirk Hilbers (The Netherlands, 1976), biologist, is the founder of the Crossbill Guides Foundation and travels the continent to write Crossbill Guides about the most beautiful natural areas of Europe. He is an avid naturalist and has specialized in birds, flora, insects, ecology and land use.
Kees Woutersen (1956, Holland) has lived for 25 years in Huesca, working as a nature and bird guide throughout Spain. Kees Woutersen is author of various books on the birds and natural history of the Pyrenees and Aragón, e.g. the Atlases of the Birds of Huesca and Ordesa, and the history and extinction of the Pyrenean Ibex.