Alentejo Map (Portugal)

[zealous latch]

The map should be situated in the southern region of Portugal, characterized by the presence of cork oaks and olive trees. Additionally, this area features new species such as the Red Partridge(c1), Woodcock(c1), Wood Pigeon(c1), and Thrush(c1), all of which are iconic to the Iberian region. Other notable species include Roe Deer, Mouflon, Ibex, Red Deer, Hares, rabbits , Wild Boar, Quail, and Fox. It is important to note that Pheasants are excluded, as they are not a native species of Portugal.

The map should be situated in the southern region of Portugal, characterized by the presence of cork oaks and olive trees. This area should be depicted as chaparral, a type of vegetation that includes shrubs, herbs, and small trees, to represent the natural habitat of the region.Additionally, it would be beneficial to include some humid zones to accommodate species like the Woodcock. For the Thrush, areas with olive trees should be depicted, as these trees provide a suitable habitat and food source for the bird.

[toxic mantle]

There are no jackrabbits in portugal, do you mean european rabbit?

[velvet parcel]

I would not like at all to have a map with the wood pigeons, red-legged partridges and thrushes together in a map that is not set in Spain and much less the red-legged partridge.

[zealous latch]

Yes I meant hare

[zealous latch]

Portugal is just like Spain in hunting terms

[velvet parcel]

But people don't go to Portugal to hunt these species, they go to Spain.

[zealous latch]

Because Portugal is not famous for hunting

Only Italian people used to come here to hunt

[velvet parcel]

to go hunting in portugal you better go to spain which is better.

[zealous latch]

Im from Portugal and the difference is the quantity

[austere osprey]

coisa linda que era

[idle iron]

era bueda bom

[zealous latch]

Claro