Sierra de Andújar, Andalucia, Spain
This Natural Park (Parque Natural) includes a large sector of the central Sierra Morena, the east-west line of mountains which divides Andalucia from the rest of Spain.
The Sierra de Andújar stretches for 45 miles with a highest point of 4230 feet and it is densely wooded boasting one of Andalucia's best preserved expanses of Mediterranean woodland and scrubland.
The Sierra de Andújar is one of two of Spain's last refuges for the elusive and highly endangered Iberian Lynx.
Date: 7th September 2010
The Sierra de Andújar stretches for 45 miles with a highest point of 4230 feet and it is densely wooded boasting one of Andalucia's best preserved expanses of Mediterranean woodland and scrubland.
The Sierra de Andújar is one of two of Spain's last refuges for the elusive and highly endangered Iberian Lynx.
Date: 7th September 2010
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