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This is one of the few rivers that run to the north, the Sado.
Already very close to the Atlantic,
the waters of the Sado form a great history.
Separated from the ocean,
by the dense cordon of the Narda Peninsula of Troia,
the Tuari of the Sado provides exceptional characteristics
to the wildlife,
mainly to the aquatic birds.
It is an area classified as a natural reserve,
and also as a wet zone of international importance,
according to the Ramesar Convention.
Here, the seas are the great force of motherhood,
the source and substance of all life in the Tuari.
Catfish
The nature of the Mare is very beautiful.
As water accumulations flow,
the birds start to arrive in the areas where their f einzelment is found.
These species wait for the low sea to feed on small mollusks and crustaceans.
In these areas of sediments around the canals,
they are located in communities of invertebrates
that live normally two or three centimeters deep,
lodged in the mud.
They are mainly crustaceans and mollusks,
such as myocardium, green crab and buzzius, among others.
These organisms carry out a crucial role
in the recycling of nutrients from the waters
and in their depuration of relatively toxic substances.
They are also the main source of food for the animals in the estuary.
However, they are not only the birds that look for these organisms.
Humans also appreciate them.
Of all the birds that feed here,
there is one that is very particular.
The crustacean is one of the most curious crustaceans.
The beak, in the form of a collar or a spatula,
has a common name for this bird,
which seeks food by making lateral movements with the beak.
By making it, it raises and filters the nest
and makes its way into the nest.
It is an endangered species in Europe.
In Portugal, it has the status of rare and invernant nest.
In recent years, it has come to nest in the crustacean,
establishing a small population here.
した is where the combination of hiddenambulances
and aids from which the spider needs to be fixed.
A little population.
The Sapao is the habitat with the highest biodiversity in the area.
It is of extreme importance to the population of the Sapao.
The Sapao is the habitat with the highest biodiversity in the area.
It is the habitat with the highest biodiversity in the area.
The Sapao is the habitat with the highest biodiversity in the area.
It is of extreme importance to the marine animals and the animals.
It serves maternity for various species of mollusks, crustaceans and fish.
It is made up of the sedimentation of mud and supported by the roots of the alofit plants.
In the name of the plants adapted to the saline environment,
the Sapao occupies most of the margins of the area,
small islands or mollusks.
In spring, the herbivorous vegetation present in these small islands
offers the perfect location for the colonies of small white cubs,
cullars and also yellow-tailed ducks.
The colonies of cullars and geese are sometimes mysterious,
being the children of the two species side by side, in children with you.
Many times they do not know each other and start the other.
This is a strategy that gives them protection against possible predators attacks.
The isolation of the margins is another fundamental factor,
because here the birds are affected by terrestrial predators,
which can identify in greater security.
At the beginning of May, the colony has already had a lot of activity.
This is the new generation of white cubs in the farm.
Its small, insatiable and sometimes shows great aggressiveness when it loses its food.
In the beginning of May, the colony has already had a lot of activity.
In addition to growing seedlings previously the children wait for the COVID coronavirus material.
The little white很好 beard is a curious species in this area.
The smell of music is prominent.
While the roosters and patients are waiting,
the救er's Egyptian organization feed in the fields in the runs of the sapala.
The small white gauze is an abundant species in the area,
which can be seen hunting during the low tide.
The sapas are one of the most dangerous habitat.
Due to the growing of the urban, agricultural and industrial area,
today it is a much larger space than it was in the past,
thus having to be protected.
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Every year,
between spring and autumn,
thousands of flamengo此gol Mauca
After the time of reproduction, some of them return to Portugal to winter.
The population of Hustuário do Sado is the second largest in the country,
counting about 4,000 individuals in the peak of winter.
Most of the young people stay here most of the year,
until they reach sexual maturity, which happens around 3 a.m.
During this period, they gradually start to spread
in other wet areas of the Mediterranean.
It is a very emblematic bird of the Portuguese Hustuaries.
The pink color of the adults and its elegance
makes them fascinated by any observable bird.
Flamingos eat mostly in the areas between the yellows,
but when the yellows are high, they go back to the saline tanks to feed themselves.
The height of their legs allows them to stay in several depths.
With everything, they choose tanks where the level of water is more appropriate,
filtering water with their specialized beak.
Hustuário do Sado is a large area of agricultural production,
mainly of rice.
The Hustuaries of Sado occupy a large extension of the northern and southern margins of the river.
These lands are irrigated by irrigation channels
coming from dams to the mountain,
and are protected by dicks along the river.
Being an artificial habitat created by man,
it was, however, very rich in biodiversity,
mainly during the time of the growth of rice,
when the soil is wet.
Among the rice, there are numerous species.
It is not admirable, therefore, that, with food and abundance,
the arousals are populated by birds' nest.
Seagulls, cullars,
ferns of various species,
and, more recently,
there are black ebbs that find food here.
But there is a responsible species for this.
The red lagoustine from Louisiana,
a exotic and very harmful species
for the biodiversity of the wet areas.
It is a rural predator for some sensitive species,
mainly amphibians.
It has a little gastronomic benefit for humans.
However, for some birds, it is a true human being.
A species that has come to increase its number in the area
is the black ebbs.
In the 19th century, it was an abundant bird
in several places in the Iberian Peninsula,
mainly in the south of Spain,
having then entered the decline during the 20th century.
Now they are recovering again.
Although it is called black ebbs,
its color is casted.
This bird is very similar to the black ebbs,
in the shape of the body and the beak.
In some regions, it even gives the name of black ebbs.
With everything, and no matter how incredible it seems,
it has a completely different family,
of cullars.
It shows a much brighter and more immortalized plumage
than its cousins.
When the sun sets on its feathers,
it still gains more color,
generating a phenomenon of direct decency.
They are regularly seen in small groups, in the arousal.
They feed on larvae of insects,
small fish, amphibians, and also crustaceans.
Its number has come to increase in the area
and this year, in 2012,
it was the first time here,
it still has a small number.
This couple of cullar burrows are broken,
they are nervous.
They run quiet to the different sides,
seem to want to despise someone.
A few meters away,
they hide the true reason for their nervousness.
The cullar burrows are broken,
the cullar burrows are broken,
the cullar burrows are broken,
a few meters away, they hide the true reason for their nervousness.
Confiding in the camouflage,
these cullars wait for the father's signal to move.
This couple chose this agricultural path
along the river to be modified.
When the father makes the signal,
the cullars run under it,
getting protection.
This young girl is in danger
and hides herself quickly.
But there is no danger this time.
It's just a small cullar burrow passing by.
A few days later,
the cullars are started by the father in his natural environment,
the water.
The Arnoso soil that surrounds the cullar
is the ideal place for this colony of cullars
to build their nests.
They dig here tunnels in the soil
that can reach two meters deep.
The cullar is a migratory bird
that returns every year in spring
to nest.
It comes from the savannas and arid zones
of North Africa,
and is perhaps one of the most exotic
species of our fauna.
Maches and females make constant flights
in the arousal and agricultural fields
rich in insects.
As the name suggests,
it is based mainly on bees and bees,
which can also insert other flying insects
like flies or butterflies.
At this time of year,
it has four cullars to feed,
and that is why the travels are constant.
It is very common to use
the agriples as nests
where they lay before entering the nests.
When entering,
they are particularly vulnerable to predators
like snakes.
There is no danger nearby
and they only enter the nests.
One of the rarest habitats of the nests
is the water lakes in South Asia.
It is a great compliment in the life of the nests,
seen as the only nests of the nests
present in the vast sea of saltwater.
The fauna here varies throughout the year
depending on the level of the waters
and the existing vegetation.
The dense canisters
propitiate the installation of more shy species,
which are not found in the free waters of the nests.
But during the summer,
they also provide information about
cullars, sparrows and cullars cullars.
This is the largest cullar of birds
in shallow water lakes
currently in the saltwater area.
Millions of individuals
have made their nests here.
This overpopulation
must be the home of territories like this,
making the birds have to fight
for space where they can build the nests.
Aguia Sapaerar
This predator next to him
is a specialist in
patrolling this type of dense vegetation,
making low flights
in search of small amphibious
mammals and crustaceans.
But now he has to reinforce the patrolling.
Hidden in the immense canister,
two young birds
wait for the food brought
by the predators in the nests.
However, Aguia Sapaerar
is not the only one
who has the ability
to do so.
Aguia Sapaerar
Aguia Sapaerar
Aguia Sapaerar
is also the only one
who has the ability
to hunt here.
Also in the canister,
the red lake
is waiting for the other predators
The technique is to try to expose the bones, making quick movements with the legs in the water, and it usually works.
The Stoari Dossado is one of the main wet areas of Portugal, with extreme importance for biodiversity and for the conservation of species and endangered habitats, particularly the Avifáuna.
Here we can observe about half of the avifáuna species existing throughout the country.
They are also decisive in some human activities, such as saliculture, agriculture and sustainable fishing, which can contribute to the balance of this great ecosystem.
Between the sky and the seas lies this fascinating natural world. We must respect it and protect it, so that it is still a sanctuary for wild life.
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