In country houses the roller or colonies of lesser kestrel frequently nest and both species are fond of occupying the hundreds of nesting boxes mounted on the poles carrying the electricity supply cables through the region.
In winter the area is enriched by the presence of other species of birds arriving from the north such as common crane, golden plover, northern lapwing, hen harrier, merlin, meadow pipit, skylark, and white wagtail.
The abundance of food favours the presence of other birds of interest which nest in different habitats such as the Spanish imperial eagle,bonelli's eagle, golden eagle and short-toed eagle, or carrion birds attracted by the herds of animals such as griffon vulture, black vulture and Egyptian vulture.
It is relatively frequent to observe birds of prey throughout the year such as golden eagles, Bonelli's eagles, imperial eagles and golden kites. They are often young or sub-adult birds.In spring and summer the Booted eagles and short-toed eagles are very frequent.