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Description
Laguna de Salobrejo (or Salobralejo) is one of the few lagoons in the area that conserves water throughout the entire year, so it is especially interesting when the rest of the seasonal lagoons are dry. It hosts a large number of birds (several thousand) and a diversity of species during the winter. Good place to observe Purple Swamphen, Water Rail or Spanish Imperial Eagle. Only place in the province where Great Snipe has been recorded. Among the other birds you can encounter are Western Marsh Harrier, Hen Harrier, Ruff, Common Teal, White-headed Duck, Red-crested Pochard, Black-necked Grebe, Common Pochard, Greylag Goose and Greater Flamingo.
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Espagnol: Laguna permanente rodeada de cultivos agrícolas (viñedos y estepa cerealistas). Es una de las pocas lagunas del complejo lagunar que conserva agua durante todo el año, por lo que es especialmente interesante cuando el resto de lagunas estacionales están secas. Acoge una gran cantidad de aves (varios miles) y diversidad de especies durante el invierno. Buen lugar para observar Purple Swamphen Water Rail o Spanish Imperial Eagle. Único lugar de la provincia donde se ha citado la Great Snipe. Otras aves que puedes ver en la zona son Western Marsh Harrier, Hen Harrier, Ruff, Common Teal, White-headed Duck, Red-crested Pochard, Black-necked Grebe, Common Pochard, Greylag Goose, Greater Flamingo.
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Access
By car, turn off the A31 highway towards Higueruela and take the service road of the train track heading west, which takes you directly to the lagoon. From the town of Higueruela it can be accessed by bicycle on a route of about 8 km along the track.
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Espagnol: En coche que desviarse de la autovía A31 en dirección Higueruela y tomar la vía de servicio de la vía del tren en dirección oeste, que nos lleva directamente a la laguna. Desde el pueblo de Higueruela se puede acceder en bicicleta realizando una ruta de unos 8 km por pista.