Nest Activity Log 30/06/2026
10:14 – Feeding by the male (Natalio).
11:17 – Feeding by the female (Zika).
12:08 – A stranger (unidentifiable stork) is spotted near the nest.
12:14 – The stranger is seen near the nest again.
12:16 – A visible shadow of a flying stranger over the nest.
12:17 – The shadow of the flying stranger is seen again.
12:25 – The stranger is still in the area; a stork departs from the vicinity.
12:30 – The stranger lands directly in the nest / on the nest ledge.
12:58 – Feeding by the male (Natalio).
Note from the Surroundings (Alcántara Quarry / Water area):
14:18 – Observers spotted a young Griffon Vulture (Gyps fulvus) that probably made a mistake while learning to fly and fell into the water in the quarry area below the nest.
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JUNE 25
A rescue with a happy ending!
Officers from the Nature Protection Service of the Civil Guard (SEPRONA) rescued this vulture. The bird was trapped in the water at the Alcántara quarry. This happened yesterday in one of the natural swimming areas in our region, the Alcántara Quarry.
Thanks to the quick action of the officers, the bird was brought to safety and later released.
This story with a happy ending gives us these memorable images.
the area seems to be very dry
and when everything is green
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