Wildmoral

Wildmoral is a Spanish wildlife-watching and photography outfit that combines guided field trips with a network of fixed photography hides. Although the company runs hides in central Spain — at Moralzarzal (Madrid), El Oso and Madrigal de las Altas Torres (Avila), and Andujar (Jaen) — its programme of guided tours travels further afield, including a wintering-birds itinerary to Cantabria's northern coast. The Cantabria tour focuses on the Santoña, Victoria & Joyel Marshes Natural Park, regarded as one of the Iberian Peninsula's most reliable winter sites for sea ducks and rare waterbirds. Target species include Red-breasted Merganser, Red-necked Grebe, Long-tailed Duck, Velvet Scoter, and Common Eider, with offshore movements of gannets, razorbills, and murres adding to the day lists. Alongside its tour work, Wildmoral describes itself as a wildlife-tracking, photography, and environmental-education company, working with private clients, schools, and town councils, which gives its guides an unusually broad grounding in Spanish ecosystems beyond the headline birding sites.