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Einzigartiges Bürogebäude in herausragender Wasserlage für Einzelmieter oder mehrere Mieter mit ca. 30.000 m² Geschossfläche.
Baubeginn: 2013
Die Fertigstellung und Übergabe erfolgte planmäßig im Juni 2015.
Das Projekt wurde von Beginn an mit höchsten Green building Standards geplant und realisiert, verfügt über eine integrierte Cogenerationplant, Hitzerückgewinnung, spezielle Fassade und ist DGNB Gold vorzertifiziert.
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El parque de Plitvice cuenta con 30.000 hectáreas de naturaleza impoluta. Si elegimos visitarlo entre semana y a primera hora cuando la “población” de turistas es menor, la contemplación de la mayor cascada del parque, de76 metros de caída libre, o los bosques de hayas producirá un efecto de paz que dificilmente nos podrá llegar con turistas alterando el silencio.
Plitvice es sobre todo hayas (un 75%), bastante abeto y poco pino. Además, sapos amarillos, un puñado de linces, ciervos y carabos, todos ellos escondidos de los peaones dePlitvice.
En los paneles de entrada al parque de Plitvice la palabra más frecuente es travertino. Se refiere a ese milagro que convierte el musgo en roca conforme el agua va depositando cal y cal.
Los 16 lagos resultantes están bautizados según los ahogados que las leyendas cuentan bajo sus aguas. Uno es el lago del Gitano; otro, el de la Abuela; también está el del Pastor Mile, y más cerca, el más grande de todos, el de las Cabras. Tiene 2,5 kilómetros de largo, una distancia más que razonable para hundir el optimismo de 30 cabras que confiaron demasiado en la fortaleza del hielo al huir de los lobos.
Aquí , la ciudad de La Valleta, en Malta, entrando en su espectacular puerto, considerado como el más bello del Mediterráneo. Tres islas componen este archipiélago: Malta, Gozo y Comino. Malta es la isla principal, con una población superior a las 400.000 personas, y donde encontramos su bellísima capital, La Valletta . Gozo es la mediana, con 30.000 habitantes. En Comino, la minúscula, sólo viven cuatro personas de forma permanente, pero acoge uno de los grandes secretos de las islas, la Blue Lagoon, o Laguna Azul. En una semana, podemos disfrutar de la belleza de este archipiélago, descubrir el fascinante buceo y relajarnos en alguna de sus playas .
with views of the wetlands and Arundel Castle.
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Recreating William Turner (1775-1851) Challenge August/Sept 2021
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Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775 - 1851) known in his time as William Turner, was an English Romantic painter, printmaker and watercolourist.
Turner that became known as 'the painter of light', is known for his expressive colorisations, imaginative landscapes and dramatic, often turbulent marine paintings. He left behind more than 550 oil paintings, 2,000 watercolors, and 30,000 works on paper.
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This is one of the longest migrating raptors in the planet. The annual migration covers around 22,000 Km - 30,000 km / 14-18,000 miles starting from Siberia / Northern Mongolia to India and onward to South Africa. From the coasts of India, they fly over the sea to Africa covering around 3-4000 kms nonstop without touching the ground for 5-6 days.
The birds are making a stopover briefly at a hill station near Mumbai for a couple of weeks and 100's of bird lovers like me make a visit to watch them and get some pictures.
These falcons seem to prefer these wild lavender fields where they hunt for insects and caterpillars. They spend sometime in them walking around and looking for insects. Such fields are spread over the lakebed and the birds keep flying between them.
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Just a few minutes away from the city of Stockholm, the archipelago begins. With nearly 30,000 islands, islets and rocks - from Öregrund in the north to Landsort in the south - each with its own character. Rugged nature blends with wooded islands, rocky cliffs and sandy beaches. Enjoy tranquil coves or the open sea where waves can go high.
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texture's & effect's by William Walton & Topaz.
The Pinnacles are limestone formations within Nambung National Park, near the town of Cervantes, Western Australia (Wikipedia). These amazing natural limestone structures, were formed approximately 25,000 to 30,000 years ago. No one knows exactly how they were formed. One theory is the sea receded and left deposits of sea shells. Over time, winds removed the surrounding sand, leaving the pillars exposed to the elements (Australia's Coral Coast).
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30,000,000 total views...say what? Wow its been a minute or two but flickr is saying I have been seen a little bit!
This photo is of Monument Valley
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The last picture of 2022 - finally, a good shot of "THE" Amur Falcon - this has been a dream for years now.
This is one of the longest migrating raptors in the planet. The annual migration covers around 22,000 Km - 30,000 km / 14-18,000 miles starting from Siberia / Northern Mongolia to India and onward to South Africa. From the coasts of India, they fly over the sea to Africa covering around 3-4000 kms nonstop without touching the ground for 5-6 days.
The birds were hunted in very large numbers in North Eastern India by the tribes, but now its a major conservation story and the same tribes now act as guides for bird lovers and watchers. The annual Amur Falcon festival happens every year around end Oct and one can watch 1000's of these birds - I hope to make it in 2023.
The story is worth reading for those interested!
www.birdguides.com/news/satellite-tagged-amur-falcons-fly...
www.allaboutbirds.org/news/a-galaxy-of-falcons-witnessing...
The birds are making a stopover briefly at a hill station near Mumbai for a couple of weeks and 100's of bird lovers like me make a visit to watch them and get some pictures. I was there on Thursday and had a tremendous day in the field!
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Gannet - Morus Bassanus
Bempton Cliffs
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The gannets are large white birds with yellowish heads; black-tipped wings; and long bills. Northern gannets are the largest seabirds in the North Atlantic, having a wingspan of up to 2 metres (6.6 ft). The other two species occur in the temperate seas around southern Africa, southern Australia and New Zealand.
Gannets hunt fish by diving into the sea from a height and pursuing their prey underwater. Gannets have a number of adaptations which enable them to do this:
no external nostrils, they are located inside the mouth instead;
air sacs in the face and chest under the skin which act like bubble wrapping, cushioning the impact with the water;
positioning of the eyes far enough forward on the face for binocular vision, allowing them to judge distances accurately.
Gannets can dive from a height of 30 metres (98 ft), achieving speeds of 100 kilometres per hour (62 mph) as they strike the water, enabling them to catch fish much deeper than most airborne birds.
The gannet's supposed capacity for eating large quantities of fish has led to gannet becoming a description of somebody with a voracious appetite.
Gannets are colonial breeders on islands and coasts, normally laying one chalky, blue egg. Gannets lack brood patches and they use their webbed feet to warm the eggs. It takes five years for gannets to reach maturity. First-year birds are completely black, and subsequent sub-adult plumages show increasing amounts of white.
The most important nesting ground for northern gannets is the United Kingdom with about two thirds of the world's population. These live mainly in Scotland, including the Shetland Isles. The rest of the world's population is divided between Canada, Ireland, Faroe Islands and Iceland, with small numbers in France (they are often seen in the Bay of Biscay), the Channel Islands, Norway and a single colony in Germany on Heligoland. The biggest northern gannet colony is on Scotland's Bass Rock; in 2014, this colony contained some 75,000 pairs. Sulasgeir off the coast of the Isle of Lewis, St. Kilda, Grassholm in Pembrokeshire, Bempton Cliffs in the East Riding of Yorkshire, Sceilig Bheag, Ireland and Bonaventure Island, Quebec are also important northern gannet breeding sites.
Young gannets were historically used as a food source, a tradition still practised in Ness, Scotland, where they are called guga. Like examples of continued traditional whale harvesting, the modern day hunting of gannet chicks results in great controversies as to whether it should continue to be afforded exemption from the ordinary protection afforded to sea birds in UK and EU law". The Ness hunt is currently limited to 2,000 chicks per year, and dates back at least to the Iron Age. The hunt is considered to be sustainable, as between 1902 and 2003 Gannet numbers in Scotland increased dramatically from 30,000 to 180,000.
Population:
UK breeding:
220,000 nests
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El Palacio de Cibeles (denominado antes Palacio de Telecomunicaciones o Palacio de Comunicaciones) es un conjunto integrado por dos edificios de fachada blanca ubicados en uno de los centros del Madrid histórico, España.
Se erigen en un lateral de la plaza de Cibeles en el barrio de los Jerónimos (distrito Retiro) y ocupan alrededor de 30 000 metros cuadrados de lo que fueron los antiguos Jardines del Buen Retiro.
La elección del sitio generó cierta polémica en su época por privar a Madrid de un lugar de recreo.
La primera piedra del edificio se colocó en el año 1907 y se inauguraría oficialmente el 14 de marzo de 1919, comenzando su funcionamiento como moderna central de distribución de correos, telégrafos y teléfonos. Tras algunas evoluciones arquitectónicas del exterior del edificio —como la ampliación en dos pisos hacia la calle y pasaje de Montalbán— comenzó a albergar las dependencias municipales del Ayuntamiento de Madrid a finales de 2007, trasladando sus dependencias desde la Casa de la Villa y Casa de Cisneros, ambas ubicadas en la plaza de la Villa.
Esta reforma de comienzos del siglo XXI en el edificio incluyó además un área cultural denominada "CentroCentro".
El conjunto es desde el punto de vista de la arquitectura española uno de los primeros ejemplos de arquitectura modernista, y más representativos, erigidos en el centro de Madrid, con su fachada de evocaciones neoplaterescas y barroco salmantino.
El edificio, mediante concurso municipal, fue diseñado por los jóvenes arquitectos españoles Antonio Palacios y Joaquín Otamendi como sede para la Sociedad de Correos y Telégrafos de España,
Estos fueron autores también de los proyectos del puente de Bilbao, casino de Madrid y puente de San Sebastián. Este trabajo fue el inicio de la fulgurante carrera constructiva de ambos arquitectos.
Los motivos decorativos de la fachada y del interior fueron realizados por el escultor romántico Ángel García Díaz, colaborador habitual de Antonio Palacios. Uno de los objetivos del diseño era la construcción de «un edificio para el público».
Los edificios, tras su edificación y debido a su funcionamiento normal, fueron acusando poco a poco las modificaciones realizadas, con lo que se realizaron nuevas reformas realizadas para la mejora de los sistemas de comunicación.
De esta forma se llevaron a cabo modificaciones en ambos edificios en la década de 1960, dirigidas por Alejandro de la Sota y trabajos de reparación y reformas realizadas entre 1980 y 1992 por Antonio de Sala-Navarro y Reverter.
El declive del uso del correo postal a finales del siglo XX fue haciendo poco a poco mella en las funciones del conjunto de edificios, como consecuencia fue perdiendo protagonismo.
En 1993 fue declarado Bien de Interés Cultural, con categoría de Monumento.
A comienzos del siglo XXI se incorporó al patrimonio municipal y se convirtió en centro cultural y sede del Ayuntamiento de Madrid.
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Skjonghelleren is a 100 meter deep cave some 15 minutes drive from where I live. As you can see, the opening is pretty high. If people used to live in the gave is not proved, but it has obviously been an important shelter. Seal bones found in the cave is dated 30,000 years old. The seals have probably been taken there by their predators.
"GLOW and GLEAM" Challenge #67
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It's easy to suffer delusions when looking at something shot at 5,000 meters below sea level.
Naples Botanical Gardens 60 acre reserve
Southwestern Florida
USA
White ibis found at the top of a palm tree at the Naples Botanical Gardens in the 60 acre nature reserve.
The American white ibis is most common in Florida, where over 30,000 have been counted in a single breeding colony. It also occurs throughout the Caribbean, on both coasts of Mexico (from Baja California southwards) and Central America, and as far south as Columbia and Venezuela. The non-breeding range extends further inland, reaching north to Virginia, and west to eastern Texas.
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Taken at the Queen Victoria Gardens on a rainy day.
Best viewed enlarged for more details.
Some facts on flies...
Flies form one of the five most diverse insect orders, including about 150,000 described species in 150 families.
It's estimated that there are 30,000 species of fly in Australia, of which only 6400 have been described.
Flies can be distinguished from other insects because they have only one pair of functional wings. Almost all flies have mouthparts that are adapted for lapping or piercing and sucking.
A large component of the world's fly fauna is unique to Australia. Flies are ubiquitous and often abundant in Australian terrestrial ecosystems.
They perform important ecological functions such as nutrient recycling, predation and pollination, and their larvae are often parasitoids of other insects.
Many species of fly are regarded as a nuisance, including the bush fly (Musca vetustissima), mosquitoes, sandflies and blackflies.
Flies are responsible for the transmission of a wide variety of disease-causing micro-organisms in humans and animals.
Most of these diseases are absent from Australia, with exceptions such as dengue fever and some types of encephalitis.
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A dragonfly’s eyes have about 30,000 lenses and a dragonfly can see all the way around it, but they don’t see details very well. (fact, a human eye only has one lens and sees better than a dragonfly, but only to the front and side of them.)
From the time a dragonfly egg hatches, it can live anywhere from six months to six years, but only about two months as an actual dragonfly. (fact, most of the time spent is as a nymph in the water before the dragonfly’s metamorphosis into a full grown dragonfly.)
In the old days, dragonflies would seek out bad kids and sew their mouths together with their claspers while they slept. Dragonflies were known as the devil’s darning needles. (myth – dragonflies don’t have pockets to carry the thread to the beds of sleeping wicked children.)
Spring of the Pita River.
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In a biogeographic definition, paramo is any intertropical mountain ecosystem, characterized by shrubby vegetation that generally occurs from altitudes of about 3,000 to 4,000 meters or up to 5,000 meters, that is, in regions above the forest line. continuous but still below the permanent snow line. It is found in East Africa, New Guinea, and Central and South America. However, since in each of these regions this ecosystem has a specific name, when discussing Paramos, we refer specifically to Andean Paramos.
In this strict sense of the term, all Paramos are located in the neotropical zone, mainly in northwestern South America, present in Venezuela, Colombia, Peru and Ecuador. The ecosystem occupies over 30,000 km² of South America and represents 7% of Ecuador's territory. In absolute terms, Colombia is home to 50% of the extent of Paramos (in its three branches of the Andes) and the largest Paramo in the world (Sumapaz).
Paramos' climate is characterized by wide daily fluctuations in temperature and humidity. In general, cold and humid, can undergo a sudden and drastic change in which temperatures fluctuate from below freezing to 30 ° C plus in a daily freeze-thaw cycle. High altitude in tropical locations produces a special, cold, low air density atmosphere that allows for greater dispersion of ultraviolet radiation (light and heat). This climate can be summed up in the phrase "winter every night and summer every day."
In Paramo ecosystems, soils are generally recent, of glacial and volcanic origin, and many are still in formation. Its structure is a combination of organic material that decomposes very slowly in cold weather with volcanic ash. They usually have low pH (acidity) because of the abundance of moisture and high content of organic matter. These characteristics contribute to soil water retention, which in turn is the basis of an essential environmental service: the constant storage and distribution of clean water to lower places.
The largest and most known area is the Páramo grass, which covers large areas of the mountain ranges. It extends from approximately 3,500 to 4,100 m in height, and is mainly composed of grasses and small shrubs.
Puce de mer, ou puce de sable, talitre sauteuse (Talitrus saltator, Sand hopper, beach flea (GB), Strandfloh (D)), au menu de ce jeune bécasseau cocorli (Calidris ferruginea, Curlew Sandpiper, Correlimos zarapitín, pilrito-de-bico-comprido, Sichelstrandläufer) en halte sur une plage normande lors de son voyage migratoire.
Il niche dans la toundra nord-sibérienne humide, alors qu'il hiverne au sud du Sahara. Il fait partie du club des très grands migrateurs puisque, chaque année, certains oiseaux parcourent près de 30 000 km entre le nord de la Sibérie et l'Afrique du Sud. (sources DORIS et Oiseaux.net).
Il était dans un groupe de bécasseaux variables, de bécasseaux sanderling, de tourne-pierre à collier et de cinq bécasseaux minutes.
Talitrus saltator, Sand hopper, beach flea (GB), Strandfloh (D)), on the menu of this young Curlew sandpiper (Calidris ferruginea, Correlimos zarapitín, pilrito-de -bico-comprido, Sichelstrandläufer) stopping on a Normandy beach during its migratory journey.
It nests in the humid North Siberian tundra, while it winters south of the Sahara. It is part of the club of very great migrants since, each year, certain birds travel nearly 30,000 km between northern Siberia and South Africa. (sources DORIS and Oiseaux.net).
He was in a group of Dunlins, Sanderlings, Ruddy Turnstone, and Little Stints.
This is one of the longest migrating raptors in the planet. The annual migration covers around 22,000 Km - 30,000 km / 14-18,000 miles starting from Siberia / Northern Mongolia to India and onward to South Africa. From the coasts of India, they fly over the sea to Africa covering around 3-4000 kms nonstop without touching the ground for 5-6 days.
The birds are making a stopover briefly at a hill station near Mumbai for a couple of weeks and 100's of bird lovers like me make a visit to watch them and get some pictures.
These falcons seem to prefer these wild lavender fields where they hunt for insects and caterpillars. They spend sometime in them walking around and looking for insects. Such fields are spread over the lakebed and the birds keep flying between them.
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The Alblasserwaard is bordered by rivers on all sides. To the north is the Lek, to the west runs the Noord and to the south the river Merwede. On the east side are the Merwede-Kanaal, the Linge and the Oude Zederik, together forming the boundary with Vijfheerenlanden. De village Kinderdijk, well-known from its windmills, is located at the northwest corner of the Alblasserwaard, where the Noord and the Lek joins.
Most of the Alblasserwaard is rural, but partially under the influence of the cities Rotterdam and Dordrecht on the borders of the area, the south and west are urbanized. The largest cities in the Alblasserwaard are Gorinchem, with 35,000 inhabitants, and Papendrecht with slightly over 30,000 people. Both are on the southern borders of the Alblasserwaard.
Maassluis now has more than 30,000 inhabitants, but once started as a small medieval village, Maeslantsluys. Early history Maassluis originated around 1340 as a settlement near a lock in a sea wall between the North Sea coast and Rotterdam. 'Maeslantsluys' was probably a rapidly growing settlement of some importance, because in 1365 there was already a ferry connection with Brielle. Maeslantsluys, which fell administratively under Maasland, became an independent municipality in 1614 and was given city rights in 1814. The village had a large number of sail and ship makers and rope makers. However, from the third quarter of the eighteenth century, Maassluis experienced a period of decline. The number of ships decreased and employment decreased. Poverty among the population was the result. Impulse Nieuwe Waterweg The opening of the Nieuwe Waterweg in 1872 provided a new impetus for the economic revival of Maassluis. Due to the new connection with the sea, towage in Maassluis flourished. In addition, Maassluis became an important hub for maritime reporting along the Nieuwe Waterweg. Fishing ships from Scheveningen also came to Maassluis to unload their cargo: until 1904, Scheveningen did not have its own port. However, in the twentieth century, fishing almost completely disappeared from Maassluis, partly due to a weak competitive position. From the 1930s onwards, the industry became an important employer, causing the population to grow rapidly again, to just under 32,000 inhabitants today.
This is one of my favourite views in the south-west, and is from the headland at Polruan in the south of Cornwall, looking back over the harbour at Fowey with the historic town of Fowey on the left. The deep water harbour is in a ria (or sunken river valley) and can accommodate ocean-going ships of well over 30,000 tons. The narrow entrance to the sheltered harbour is out of shot to the left of the picture.
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La libélula, debido a su posición en la cadena alimentaria, no tiene miedo. Así que si encuentras una volando a tu alrededor y mirándote directamente a los ojos, no te sorprendas ni te asustes. Ellas están acostumbradas a mirar con sus 30 000 ojos para encontrar comida y pareja.
Claro que aunque 30 000 es un número aproximado, ese es el número de ommatidia que tienen dentro de sus ojos compuestos. Al igual que todos los artrópodos, las libélulas tienen ojos compuestos, solo que los suyos son un poco más especializados, los adecuados para un depredador nato.
Cuando las libélulas ven, ver no es lo que hacen exactamente, sino que más bien ellas sienten. Sienten el movimiento en un ángulo mucho más amplio que cualquier humano podría incluso imaginar, ya que sus ojos son de tipo bola y ven un rango completo de 360 grados.
Esto ayuda a que la libélula pueda sentir el movimiento en cualquier lugar a su alrededor.
El cuerpo de la libélula es apoyado por dos pares de alas muy poderosas que la ayudan a flotar en la brisa más leve, pero puede batirlas rápidamente y con fuerza suficiente para volar incluso con un viento fuerte en contra.
A pesar de que estas alas son transparentes y parecen ser bastante frágiles, en realidad son mucho más fuertes de lo que podrían parecer a primera vista.
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Este Parque tiene una superficie cercana a las 30.000 hectáreas. 22.000 de ellas están cubiertas de bosque, predonimando en un 90% las hayas.
Su hidrografía es muy rica y ha formado 16 lagos de diferente altitud, comunicados por 92 cataratas y cascadas.
Fue declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO en 1.979.
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Today is the day to celebrate one of the most majestic species to walk the earth. Its World Lion Day! Each year on August 10, lion lover’s around the globe use this day to bring awareness to the declining population of lions.
The lion species, also known as Panthera leo, is one of the largest species on earth. Typically weighing 300 to 550 pounds, the lion can vary from a light buff color to a deep reddish brown color. Surprisingly, there is also the rare white lion found in the wild. Easily recognized by it’s thick mane, the lion is also muscular and has a loud, deafening roar. Unfortunately, as majestic lions my seem, they are slowly disappearing.
As far back as 3 million years ago, lions roamed freely across Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East . Today, lions are live freely in their natural habitat in only two locations, Africa and Asia. In addition, some lions are bred in captivity.
Lions are listed as a vulnerable species according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species. Though they are not under the classification of an endangered species, they still face obstacles that endanger their survival.
Currently, there are about 30,000 to 100,000 lions left on earth. In the past few decades, lion populations have decreased almost by half. Trophy hunting and loss of natural habitat are the primary reasons for the diminishing lion population.
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Of the photog who decided to cross the stream with his $30,000 worth of camera equipment. Back in 2015, a juvenile Bald Eagle showed up by the shores of Lake Ontario. The Eagle stayed at the location for more than two months, providing ample close-up views and photographing opportunities to hundreds of people. The stream meets Lake Ontario and the presence of Salmon in the stream most likely brought the Eagle in the first place. There's more to this photo than what meets the eye, but that remains untold for now. Ajax, Ontario.
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Gyps fulvus
Following a decline in the 20th century as a result of wildlife poisoning, hunting and decreasing of food supplies, in recent years the species has increased dramatically in some areas, particularly in Spain, France and Portugal with the population in western Europe now numbering around 30,000 breeding pairs, 25,000 of which are found on the Iberian Peninsula. The eastern population of Griffon Vultures in Europe numbers around 600 pairs.