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Amazing Technology Touch Anywhere and Listen Birds Voice Among the vertebrate fauna, birds are the most abundant group in all the natural environments of our country. The rivers, far from being an exception, are home to many bird species: some are going to eat, nest or rest, others follow the course of the river as a migratory route between the European and African continents.

Els ocells i els rius
Entre la fauna vertebrada, els ocells són el grup més abundant a tots els ambients naturals del nostre país. Els rius, lluny de ser-ne cap excepció, acullen moltes espècies d’ocells: unes hi van a menjar, hi nien o hi reposen, altres ressegueixen el curs del riu com a ruta migratòria entre els continents europeu i africà.

Les migracions
La presència d’ocells als rius és molt patent a l’hivern. Els arbres sense fulles ens deixen veure aquests habitants que, a més, són més abundants i, en general, de mida més grossa que els que hi sol haver quan fa més bon temps. A la primavera i a l’estiu, en canvi, no se’n veuen tant però se n’hi senten cantar molts perquè les fulles els protegeixen. Si no som experts en cants, la seva identificació esdevé relativament complexa.

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El canvi climàtic

The presence of birds in the rivers is very clear in winter. The leafy trees let us see these inhabitants, which are also more abundant and, in general, larger in size than those that usually exist during the longest time. In the spring and summer, however, they do not look so much but they feel like singing a lot because the leaves protect them.

Ocells residents tot l’any
The presence of birds in the rivers is very clear in winter. The leafy trees let us see these populations, which are also more abundant and, in general, larger in size than

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those that usually exist during the longest time. In the spring and summer, however, they do not look so much but they feel like singing a lot because the leaves protect them. If we are not experts in songs, their identification becomes relatively complex