The serene and constant landscape which appears never to change, masks the great amount of activities that take place here in this ´sapal or marsh`.
This is a vast area which is flat and covered with dense vegetation where the network of lagoons is mixed with the sea´s waters which rise and fall slowly and repeatedly at the pace of the tides.
This is an area that appears to have been designed to shelter a thousand and one species of plants and animals – insects, fish, crustaceans, mammals and birds – that live here together, are born here or make it a place for an obligatory stopover as is the case with the black-winged stilt, the bird that is symbolic of the reserve, the avocet, the white swan, flamingos and many, many others.
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