This video from Spain says about itself:Program for the protection of threatened birds of prey in the Monfragüe National Park18 September 2015Petticoat daffodils flowering. Rather late, as they sometimes start in February. Probably because of the relatively cold spring. We walk on to the vantage point Mirador de la Portilla del Tiétar. Above them, on the highest mountain ridge: a male blue rock thrush. A blackbird calls. A male rock bunting on a leafless tree. We go back to the eagle nest. This time, we actually see a Spanish imperial eagle. The male flies along the rocks, showing it is smaller than the griffon vulture on the left of the photo. Then, the eagle, as he flies to his nest, passes another, much smaller, bird. A Cetti’s warbler sings. A few hundred meter further, an Egyptian vulture on its nest on the other side of the river. Still further, two Egyptian vultures flying. A bit later, four griffon vultures. A short-toed snake eagle flies. A beautiful male subalpine warbler. A booted eagle flying. Conical orchid flowers. We reach the famous Salta del Gitano vantage point. A male rock bunting sings. Griffon vultures gather on a rock, while others fly around. Black storks nest here. A bit further, an Eurasian black vulture nest in a tree.