Observez et découvrez la colonie de vautours fauves du Verdon

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Belvédère de Trescaïre Haut, 04120 La Palud-sur-Verdon

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Iconic and well established in the gorges, the vultures of the Verdon deserve to be better known. At Raoul Rafting, our passion for wildlife has led us to create outings dedicated to the observation of these great birds of prey.

History, biology, habitat, reproduction and interaction with man: these are all fascinating subjects that will help you get to know one of the wild species that is so emblematic of the Gorges du Verdon.
Gliders, gregarious, natural knackers par excellence, equipped with ultra-developed eyesight and an anatomy that leaves nothing to chance, these birds have everything to arouse our curiosity. To the delight of our eyes, observing them is a gateway to learning more about them.

Their history, their biology, their long reproductive period, their interactions with man and their way of life in groups are all fascinating subjects to discover. And what better way to do it than right next to them, at strategic observation points, using specially adapted observation equipment?
Taking the time to observe Vultures often means encountering other species of cliff-nesting birds: Common Raven, Peregrine Falcon, Golden Eagle, Red-billed Chough or White-bellied Swift, sedentary or only present in summer, these birds are just as fascinating.