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The river mouth of the Meladia river is a great spot for many species of migrant. There are several unique habitats in this area, like reedbeds, coastal shrubs, open agricultural fields, scattered trees and bushes and a river with lush green vegetation. Just after parking your car, you can scan the area for breeding species, like Escribano Cabecinegro. Sometimes, Alzacola rojizo breeds here too. This part of the area is also great for migrating shrikes and chats, like Alcaudón Chico and Tarabilla Norteña.
A bit further down the road, some agricultural fields on the right can be great for migrating pipits, wagtails and larks, like Bisbita Campestre, Terrera Común and Lavandera Boyera. Harriers, like Aguilucho Lagunero Occidental and Aguilucho Cenizo, can be seen hunting above these fields too.
Near the river, several small tracks lead you towards the sea. You can follow these tracks to scan the river area. This part of the river mouth can attract anything, like herons, storks and flocks of Abejaruco Europeo and swifts. Tarro Canelo can be seen in the river too.
After a while, you come accross some fencing. You can enter the area, but always close the gates. After a while, you enter the coastal shrubs near the sea. There are many small brackish pools, but often these are empty of birds. Sometimes you can find waders down here. The coastal shrubs are great for migrants too, especially early in the morning.
You can scan the sea for flocks of Pardela Mediterránea, and there might be some gulls and terns around.
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You can park your car at the beginning of the road (see map) and walk all the way towards the sea.