The Iberian lynx is now - quite rightly - held dear by the people of Andalucía and is prominent in art, tourism and education, especially in Doñana and Andújar. Here then are a few of many lynx-related images and experiences from the ten days I've just spent in the south of Spain.
Iberian lynx tile in the Hotel Toruño, El Rocío |
Lynx footprint in the Raya Blanca, Doñana |
Lynx footprint in the Raya Blanca, Doñana |
Eucalyptus stumps arranged in a corral, to create good breeding habitat for rabbit colonies (essential for lynxes) and protect them from predation of kittens by wild boar |
Iberian lynx conservation poster |
Iberian lynx (and mallard) carving at La Rocina |
Lynx habitat at La Rocina |
Lynx track interpretation at La Rocina |
Ladder of trunks to help lynx (and other animals) get over roadside fences near Matalascañas |
Caution Lynx Crossing sign in Doñana |
Lynxes on a plate at Hotel Toruño |
Naturetrekkers searching for lynx in Andújar Natural Park |
Caution Lynx Crossing sign in Andújar Natural Park |
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