Delta de l'Ebre

In the deep south of Catalonia, the river Ebro (Ebre in Catalan) flows into the Mediterrean Sea and forms a delta which is quite different from Spain in general - everything here is completely flat. The delta is popular with migrating birds, and the delta is a natural reserve. Some parts are off-limits for visitors to leave the birds alone. The delta is also an agricultural area with rice being the prime crop. Smack in the middle of the delta is the small and thoroughly charmless town Deltebre where I stayed. I arrived around noon, and I was able to get on a boat excursion along the river the same day. The next day, I took a trip with my gear-less rental bike to a sandy peninsula and I walked around its perimeter.

1. Fine Bird	2. Bridge over Ebro	3. Huge Tree	4. In the Middle of Ebro
5. River Bank	6. Palm Trees	7. Rice Fields	8. Birds
9. Flamingos	10. Walk in Water	11. House behind the Trees	12. Agricultural District
13. Long-legged Birds	14. Rice Cultivation	15. Insect	16. Pecking Birds
17. Sand...	18. The Lighthouse	19. Plenty of Birds	20. Still Life
21. Breaking Through	22. Long Island	23. House?	24. Littering Vehicles
25. Reflections	26. The Lighthouse Again	27. Bush in the Sand	28. Road and Canal

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