Doñana National Park
World Heritage
Spain
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The Doñana National Park in Andalusia is located on the right bank of the Guadalquivir River, at its mouth into the Atlantic Ocean. The park is known for its diversity of biomes, especially lagoons, marshes, fixed and mobile dunes, scrub and shrubland. The park is home to five endangered bird species. It is one of the largest colonies of egrets in the Mediterranean, with more than 500,000 waterfowl wintering here every year.
# Endangered birds
# Andalucia
# Biome diversity
# Heron habitat
# Waterfowl wintering
# Lagoon Swamp
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