The Southeastern Ibex (Capra pyrenaica hispanica) is a prized, endemic wild goat native to Spain.
In the massive 65,057-hectare Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Natural Park (in Jaén province),
these agile ungulates thrive on rugged, rocky peaks, feeding on maquis scrub and pines.
Cazorla Wildlife is impressive Spanish ibex, Red deer, Fallow deer, Wild boar, Mouflon, and the reintroduced Bearded Vulture.
"Hotel spa rural Coto del Valle in Cazorla exterior and terrace at dusk with warm welcoming atmospherMale southeastern Spanish ibex standing on rocky slope in Sierra de Cazorla, alert posture, dry scrubland background.Ibex taken on rocky ridge in mountainous landscape, solitary wild goat in natural habitat.Cazorla Wildlife is impressive Spanish ibex, Red deer, Fallow deer, Wild boar, Mouflon, and the reintroduced Bearded Vulture.Group of hunters seated on a covered terrace at Coto del Valle sharing a meal at night, in warm convivial atmosphere.Antonio and Mariano "Nito" enjoying the scenic view.Close view of an ibex with Allan and Hilario Perolta.Antonio, Hilario Peralta Cozar and Mariano with harvested ibex on mountainous terrain, posing and celebrating outdoors, proud atmosphere.Spotting a group of Wildboar in their natural habitat.Southeastern Spanish ibex standing on rocky ledge with mountainous scenery, calm and natural tone.Antonio, Keld and Jesper at a hunting dinner seated in a good mood.Traditional Coto Del Valle specialty dish plated on rustic table, appetizing warm presentationCured ham hanging in a rustic kitchen in Cazorla with wooden beams, artisanal charcuterie.Successful hunt may 12, in Cazorla, Spain.
