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Foundation for the
Conservation of the Bearded
vulture is a national
non-governmental organisation,
which carries out actions
related to research, conservation
and public information,
aimed at recovering the
Bearded Vulture in the Spanish
mountains. [ ... ] |
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| The
Gypaetus barbatus
is the only “osteophage”
bird (bone-eater) on the
planet. Its common name
in Spanish “quebrantahuesos
“(bone-breaker) comes
from its particular technique
of breaking large bones
into smaller pieces to be
able to eat them. These
small pieces are thrown
from the air in rocky areas.[
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How to hire guided visits?
You can find us in our office, placed at the Eco Museum Visitors Centre, Castle of Aínsa (Huesca), where you can get information about these and other routes, enjoy an exhibition about the mountain ecosystems, visit the Pyrenean fauna refuge and our Bearded Vulture gift shop.
Reservations and enquiries can be made directly at the Eco Museum Visitors Centre, Castle of Aínsa (Huesca), from the 15th of June until the 30th of August, or by phoning our Aínsa (Huesca) office all year round (+34 974 500 597).
This action is part of the Recovery Plan of the Bearded Vulture in Aragón. |
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