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1 Spaanse Pyreneeën – Tierra Natuurreis Olv Guido Orbie 2 Spaanse Pyreneeën – Tierra Natuurreis o.l.v. Guido Orbie 2 -12 juli 2005 ALGEMEEN 1. Deelnemers Erik Beyne, Rita Croes, Manu D‟Hoore, Johan Debuck, Frank Ghyselen, Maria-Yvonne Goegebeur, Valérie Goethals, Marthe Lynen, Annemie Provoost, Jos Vandeplas, Guido en Chris Orbie-Van De Veire, Jef Van de Water, Roland en Kristien Vannieuwenhuyze 2. Vervoer en logement Autoreis heen en terug voor 945,00 Euro per persoon met Tierra Natuurreizen incl. logement vol pension in: Hotel Anaya*** Ctra. Pamplona, 12 22753 Puente La Reina de Jaca Huesca Tel. 0034 974 377 411 Fax 0034 974 377 397 Op de heenreis werd gelogeerd in: Op de terugreis werd gelogeerd in: Hotel Formule 1 Hotel Formule 1 Avenue de la Résistance Avenue de Châteaudun 33310 Lormont 41000 Blois Bordeaux-Nord Tel.: 0033 (0)891705185 Tel.: 0033 (0)891705190 Totaal aantal afgelegde kilometers bij terugkomst in Brugge: 1.400 km. Een alternatieve verblijfplaats is de drie sterren camping „Pirineos‟, Ctra. N-240, km 300 te 22791 Santa Cilia de Jaca, gelegen tussen Jaca en Puente La Reina de Jaca. Tel. 0034 974 377 351, Fax 0034 974 377 351, www.pirinet.com/pirineos/. 3. Reis- en natuurinformatie Kaartmateriaal Cataluña/Catalunya, Aragón, Andorra. 574 Régional Espagne. Carte routière et touristique. 1/400.000. Michelin. Pyrénées France/Espagne. Carte générale touristique. 1/400.000. IGN Boeken, verslagen en websites Gosney, D. (1996) Finding birds in Northern Spain, Gostours. Jonsson, L. (1992) Birds of Europe with North Africa and the Middle East, Christopher Helm. Mullarney, K. Svensson, L., Zetterström, D.& P.J. Grant (2000) ANWB Vogelgids van Europa, Tirion. Rebane, M. (1999) Where to watch birds in North and East Spain, Christopher Helm, London. Willaert, N. (2003) Noord Spanje: Pyreneeën, Los Monegros en omgeving Rosas. Ornithologisch verslag van 29 april t.e.m. 12 mei 2003. Een interessante site met actuele informatie over veiligheid voor de reiziger in eender welk land vind je op www.fco.gov.uk/travel/countryadvice.asp. www.valletena.com www.pirineo.com/aurelio www.aragob.es www.puyarruego.net 1 DAGBESCHRIJVINGEN Zaterdag 02/07/’05 Brugge Sologne Brenne Limoges Brantôme Grand Brassac Lormont ter hoogte van Sologne Vlinders: Boomblauwtje, Braamparelmoervlinder, Kleine IJsvogelvlinder, Groot dikkopje ter hoogte van de Brenne Vogels: Hop (1) Brantôme om 15u, 25°C Vogels: Witte kwikstaart Vissen: Bittervoorn (veel) Vlinders: Citroenvlinder Libellen: Weidebeekjuffer, Plasrombout omgeving Grand Brassac van 16u tot 16u30, 30°C Sprinkhanen: Roodvleugelsprinkhaan, Grote groene sabelsprinkhaan Vlinders: Zuidelijk dwergblauwtje (2 mannetjes), Citroenvlinder, Boswitje, Icarusvlinder, Dambordje, Bruin blauwtje, Zuidelijk staartblauwtje (1), Kleine boswachter op weg naar Lormont Vogels: Zwarte wouw (40) Zondag 03/07/’05 Lormont Puerto de Somport Candanchu Puente La Reina de Jaca Lormont om 7u30 Zweefvliegen: Hoornaarzweefvlieg Arsague om 10u40 Vogels: Hop (1) Assasp-Arros om 11u45 Vogels: Vale gier (5) 2 Col de Somport tot 15u, 27°C Vogels: Vale gier, Goudvink, Europese kanarie, Heggenmus, Gierzwaluw, Boerenzwaluw Vlinders: Zwarte apollo (2), Bergerebia (2), Oranje luzernevlinder, Citroenvlinder, Zilvervlek, Bosparelmoervlinder, Westelijke parelmoervlinder, Apollovlinder (1), Bloemenblauwtje, Heideblauwtje (veel), Rotsvlinder, Icarusvlinder, Cleopatra, Donkere erebia (1 mannetje, 1 vrouwtje), Zwartsprietdikkopje, Bruin dikkopje (2), Klaverblauwtje, Geelsprietdikkopje, Klein koolwitje, Rode vuurvlinder Dagactieve nachtvlinders: Rouwspanner (verschillende) Candanchu van 15u tot 18u Na wat vlinderen en vogelen nemen we de zetellift in Candanchu om zo andere vogels, vlinders en vogels te ontdekken. Vogels: Rode rotslijster (7 mannetjes, 1 vrouwtje), Citroensijs (1 koppel en 1 mannetje), Sneeuwvink (2), Rode wouw, Vale gier (7), Kneu, Tapuit, Blonde tapuit, Torenvalk, Waterpieper (4), Koolmees, Alpenkauw, Alpenkraai, Zwarte roodstaart, Huiszwaluw, Rotszwaluw, Gierzwaluw Vlinders: Bergluzernevlinder (1 vrouwtje), Hooibeestje (3), Donker erebia, Westelijke parelmoervlinder, Bleek blauwtje, Heideblauwtje, Groot spikkeldikkopje, Kleine vos, Atalanta Planten: Zwarte vanilleorchis (veel), Edelweiss Zoogdieren: Alpenmarmot (2), Gems (1) Candanchugebergte 3 Maandag 04/07/’05 Puente La Reina de Jaca Berdun Sos del rey Catolico Foz de Lumbier Foz de Abayun Bigüezal Castillo Nuevo Salvatierra de Escá Puente La Reina de Jaca Puente La Reina de Jaca om 9u Vogels: Vale gier (8), Rode wouw (1) op weg naar Berdun Vogels: Rode wouw (10) Berdun tot 9u30 Vogels: Europese kanarie, Putter, Huiszwaluw, Huismus, Gierzwaluw, Zwarte roodstaart, Turkse tortel, Zwarte wouw onderweg naar de Embalse de Yesa tot 11u20, 22°C Vogels: Zwarte wouw, Blauwe reiger, Kuifleeuwerik, Europese kanarie, Vale gier (30), Aasgier (2), Lammergier, Kwartel, Duinpieper, Aalscholver, Bergfluiter, Cirlgors, Kokmeeuw, Wilde eend, Geelpootmeeuw, Fuut, Blauwe rotslijster Vlinders: Dambordje, Bruin zandoogje, Bleek hooibeestje, Spaans oranje zandoogje, Zuidelijk esparcetteblauwtje (1 mannetje), Bruine eikenpage, Zuidelijk oranje zandoogje, Icarusblauwtje, Bleek blauwtje, Koningspage, Blauwe IJsvogelvlinder, Dwergdikkopje, Klein koolwitje, Keizersmantel, Kaasjeskruiddikkopje Dagactieve nachtvlinders: Zygaena ephialtes op weg naar Sos del Rey Catolico Vlinders: Knoopkruidparelmoervlinder, Grote parelmoervlinder Sos del Rey Catolico tot 13u30 Vogels: Slangenarend Vlinders: Koningspage (2), Spaans oranje zandoogje op weg naar Hoz de Lumbier Vogels: Aasgier (3) 4 Vogelen in de Hoz de Lumbier Hoz de Lumbier van 14u tot 16u15, 24°C De Hoz de Lumbier is een indrukwekkende kloof gevormd door de rivier Irati. De kloof is ongeveer een anderhalve kilometer lang, ideaal voor een wandelingetje. Je moet er ook door twee tunnels waar vroeger de eerste elektrische trein van Pamplona naar Sanguesa doorreed. Vogels: Slangenarend, Ooievaar, Vale gier, Rotsduif, Alpenkraai, Alpengierzwaluw, Zwartkop, Rotsmus, Wilde eend, Grote gele kwikstaart Vlinders: Dwergdikkopje, Oranje luzernevlinder, Argusvlinder, Koninginnepage, Boswitje, Kleine saterzandoog (1 mannetje) Hoz de Arbayun tot 17u30 Aan de Hoz de Arbayun heb je een parking met een belvédère met een prachtig uitzicht over een groot deel van de 6 km lange kloof gevormd door de rivier Salazar. Deze kloof is bijna 400 m diep. Het is de thuishaven van Vale gier, Slangenarend en Dwergarend. Vogels: Alpengierzwaluw, Vale gier, Dwergarend (witte fase) Vlinders: Koningspage, Bleek hooibeestje, Bruin zandoogje, Dambordje, Bruine eikenpage (verschillende), Wegedoornpage, Spaanse eikenpage (verschillende), Spaans oranje zandoogje 5 ter hoogte van Bigüezal tot 18u30 Vogels: Slangenarend Vlinders: Adippevlinder (2), Koningspage, Dambordje, Akkerparelmoervlinder, Witbandzandoog, Grote parelmoervlinder, Westelijk vachtblauwtje (verschillende mannetjes en vrouwtjes), Esparcetteblauwtje (1 mannetje, 1 vrouwtje), Bruin blauwtje Dagactieve nachtvlinders: Kolibrievlinder Insecten: Roodvleugelsprinkhaan, Blauwvleugelsprinkhaan, Moerassprinkhaan op weg naar Castillo Nuevo Vogels: Kwartel, Grauwe klauwier op weg naar Salvatierra de Escá Vogels: Slangenarend Planten: Zeepkruid Dinsdag 05/07/’05 Puente La Reina de Jaca Javierregae Valle de Hecho Gabardito Puente La Reina de Jaca 21°C Puente La Reina de Jaca Vogels: Rode wouw (3), Vale gier (tientallen) op weg naar Hecho via Javierregae Vogels: Zwarte wouw (2), Huismus, Blauwe reiger (2), Zwarte kraai (2), Dwergarend (1, witte fase) Valle de Hecho De Rio Aragon Subordán is de navelstreng van deze vallei. Vogels: Aasgier (1), Rode wouw, Nachtegaal, Grote gele kwikstaart, Zwartkop, Winterkoning, Dwergarend, Vale gier (verschillende), Slangenarend Vlinders: Argusvlinder (1) 6 Gabardito van 10u30 tot 18u Bij wijze van inlopen maken we hier een vrij gemakkelijke wandeltocht in een bijzonder mooi kader met alpenweiden, kuddes en prachtige bergflora en –fauna. Met de wagen gaat het eerst vrij hoog tot aan de refugio. Dan volgt een voettocht van 10 km omhoog door een beukenbos en langs een kloof naar een alpenweide. De planten en insectenrijkdom en dan vooral de vlinders is hier overweldigend. Het is ook een plaats waar je de Rotskruiper kan aantreffen. De beste plaats zijn de hoge rotsen aan de rechterkant als je al een eindje uit het bos bent (ongeveer na een half uur stappen vanaf de refugio). Vogels: Huismus, Merel, Vink, Vuurgoudhaan, Grote lijster, Raaf (3), Rode rotslijster, Grijze gors, Alpenkraai, Geelgors, Aasgier (3), Zwarte mees, Koolmees, Torenvalk, Rotskruiper (1), Lammergier (2), Kuifmees, Staartmees, Kruisbek, Tapuit, Alpengierzwaluw, Alpenkauw Vlinders: Groot geaderd witje, Zilveren maan, Violette vuurvlinder, Keizersmantel, Heivlinder, Westelijke parelmoervlinder, Witgezoomd spikkeldikkopje, Grote parelmoervlinder, Groot spikkeldikkopje, Apollovlinder, Rotsvlinder, Donkere erebia, Andoorndikkopje, Turkoois blauwtje (verschillende), Grote vos, Duinparelmoervlinder, Oranje luzernevlinder, Scheefbloemwitje, Morgenrood (2 mannetjes), Braamparelmoervlinder, Hooibeestje, Tweekleurig hooibeestje, Gewone glanserebia, Heideblauwtje (ontzettend veel), Dubbelstipparelmoervlinder, Bleek blauwtje, Cantabrische erebia (1 mannetje), Woudparelmoervlinder (2), Distelvlinder (1), Zwarte apollovlinder Planten: Engelse lis (talrijk), Zilverdistel, Pyreneese kruisdistel, Witte brunel, Bevertjes, Potentilla alchimilloides, Altijdgroene steenbreek, Grasanjer, Selinum pyrenaeum, Helianthemum nummularium subsp. pyrenaicum, Aangebrande orchis, Welriekende
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