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Name: Museo Ornitologico
Type: Museums
Classification: Museum type: specialized, Ownership: private
The ornithological museum features some of the most representative specimens, including the Common Raven, along with the Common Raven, the Eurasian Jay, and the Magpie.
The exhibition continues with the Little Owls and the Barn Owl, followed by the Eurasian Eagle Owl, present in both its common and marsh varieties, and finally the charming Snowy Owl.
Ample space is dedicated to birds of prey: various species of Buzzards, Falcons—including the Peregrine Falcon and the Honey Buzzard, known for its diet of bees and wasps—the Sparrowhawk, and Kites, with the Red Kite taking pride of place.
The sections dedicated to Eagles, Vultures, and Griffon Vultures are also particularly rich, all impressive and fascinating specimens. The exhibition concludes with Pelicans and Cormorants, and finally reaches open-air birds such as Little Bustards, Bustards, Partridges, and Seagulls, including the Yellow-legged Gull.
