Rate birdingplace La Lomaza
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La Lomaza is one of the famous steppe landscapes near Belchite and a stronghold for the rare vékonycsőrű pacsirta.
La Lomaza, is a protected steppe landscape of approximately 961 hectares. It is a steppe mainly covered with thyme, sparta, rosemary favorable for the nesting of a large number of remarkable and rare steppe birds. The two reserves of la Lomaza and el Planerón (also described on this website) both hold enough vékonycsőrű pacsirta to sustain a healthy population, and to attract a large number of birders to this part of Spain in early spring. Other special birds you can see here are Kalandrapacsirta, kormos hantmadár, nyílfarkú pusztaityúk, Ugartyúk and kövi pacsirta.
It is reached by the A-222 road about 11 kilometers north of Belchite. A car park, explanatory signs and a signposted route from the car park are provided. An authorization must be requested beforehand from the Aragonese Institute of Environmental Management (INAGA), to be able to enter it.
Very few birds. Only 4 species of lark and 2 vörös fogoly. The brick factory is very annoying with noise and a lot of dust.