2018年3月29日 · Flamingos prance and the white horses gallop – all amid wetlands, sky and sea. The Camargue has been a regional park and nature reserve since 1970. People flock to this …

The Camargue is a wetland certainly famous for birds, but a fauna concerning mammals lives on this territory.

Among all these birds, the most representative species of the Camargue is the flamingo, which is present all year round in the region. In spring, when it reproduces, its population can reach up …

The Camargue is home to Wild Boar, Fox, Beaver, Coypu, Badger, Polecat, Rabbit, Shrew and Woodmouse. In the evenings numerous Pipistrelle Bats fly over the marshy and wet habitats …

Explore the Camargue, a protected natural park and wetlands known for its wildlife and horses. From what to see, local foods, bull-fighting, hotels, and more.

The expansive wetland of the Camargue on the south coast of France is one of the country’s finest wildlife locations, but it is also famed for its population of beautiful, semi-wild white …

Camargue is France’s most remarkable site for bird diversity. Over 365 species of birds inhabit this area, including flamingos, ducks, terns, gulls, herons, egrets, avocets, bitterns, and …

2024年1月8日 · The Camargue offers birdwatching, traditional bullfighting, and immersion in local culture amid its rich wildlife and natural beauty. What is the meaning of Camargue? …

Between heaven and earth, the Camargue is an arid, rough land, where the contrasting colors and lights enhance the beauty of its landscapes. Bordered by the two arms of the Rhone at the …

Camargue horses live in herds in the marshes and wetlands around the Camargue region in the south of France. This is the only place in which they have a natural habitat. The Camargue …