The alimoche, guirre or Egyptian vulture (Neophron percnopterus) is a bird of the family of the accipítridos, (as other vultures), of that he is the representative with minor importance (on 150 cm). The young men are dun, whereas the adults (from 5 years of age) are characterized by his(her,your) head and yellow legs, white body, white wings with gray and black ends and white and broad tail. They measure 85 centimeters of the top of the beak(peak) to that of the tail, having an importance of 1,7 meters and an average weight of two kilos or little more. The alimoches fly normally in solitarily, though sometimes they follow(continue) other congéneres or even to vultures of other species(kinds) and ravens. They live(inhabit) in the Iberian Peninsula, Africa and the suroste of Asia up to the India.

The black Stork, (Ciconia nigra), is a monotypical species(kind), and is considered to be the most primitive(original) taxón of the kind(genre) Ciconia (of the Hole et to. 1992). Slightly minor that the familiar(family) white stork, a height has from 90 to 100 cm, and an importance that exceeds 160 cm. The approximate weight is of 3 kg. The adult presents a black plumage for your(his,her,their) part dorsal: neck, tail, chest(breast), back and tail, with "metallic" green and purple breakings down, very clear in the head, the neck, the back and the cobertoras trousers. The low parts have white pens(feathers): zone axilar, zone ventral, thighs and infracobertoras wealths, which are extraordinarily long.

The imperial Iberian eagle (Aquila adalberti) is a species(kind) of own(proper) eagle of the Paleártico but whose(which) distribution is restricted to the western end of the basin of the Mediterranean. Even much does not do she was considered to be a subspecies of the imperial eagle (Aquila heliaca), but the studies of DNA of both birds demonstrated that they were sufficiently separated like to constitute each one, a valid species(kind). The imperial Iberian eagle is a very threatened bird, and at present there is estimated a population of approximately 350 and 400 individuals

The black vulture (Aegypius monachus) is the only(unique) species(kind) of his(her,your) kind(genre) and one of few vultures that they can find in Europe together with the tawny vulture, the alimoche and the osprey. The average importance of this species(kind) is of 25 dm, slightly more than that of the tawny vulture, though there have been mentioned cases of individuals who might have come to three meters. It suits not to confuse it with the black American vulture, member of a species(kind) (Coragyps atratus) and family different (Cathartidae).

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