Poblet (Tarragona, Spain)

The Cistercian abbey of Poblet was founded in 1140 in the lands called Populetum since the time of the Romans, in Tarragona. Photo: David Díez

Opuntia ficus-indica

Although they are considered cactus, the scientific name endorses them as "fig tree of the Indian Ocean". Author: Dr. Borrell

Mount Robson (Canada)

Mount Robson, 3954 meters above sea level, belongs to the Canadian Rockies, which, integrated into the North American Rockies, is one of the largest geological formations on the planet.

Marine fennel: Crithmum maritimum

Crithmum maritimum is a halophilic umbellifera native to the Mediterranean basin known as marine fennel and that has been used secularly by the native population and the sailors as antiscorbutic and fishing preservative.

Serinus nest

Serinus serinus is a passerine typical of the European continent, with genetic affinities with birds from other continents or North Atlantic islands. The cross between these species gives rise to fertile hybrids.

Albufera of Valencia (Spain)

The coastal lagoon "Albufera de Valencia" (Spain) by Maria Sabaté.

Snow in the hill range of Plasencia

Snow in the hill range of Plasencia (Spain), by Dr. Eduard Torres.

Torrevisca

It is called "Torrevisca" the marine situation, with northeasterly wind and tack of the sea from blue to green, announcing maritime storm in the Western Mediterranean, by Jaime Borrell.

Hydrocotyle

"Hydrocotyle”, by Eduard Torres.

Central Pyrenees: Vall de Pineta (Spain)

"Central Pyrenees: Vall de Pineta", by Maria Sabaté.

Rhombus in the sand

"Rhombus in the sand", by Dr. Jaime Borrell.

“A dog named Misery”

“Misery dog”, by Dr. Jaime Borrell.