Granada has an interesting plaza called Trinidad, where hundreds of birds gather up and make loud noises in the afternoons. The sky is almost darkened by the flying creatures.
There are many different species in different parks, on this one there are some white pidgeons too. Fits well in a city full of really old churches and mosques.
Frederico Lorca park is a home of various birds, and a wide variety of plants and trees, from pomegranates, granada in Spanish, to different colored roses. A peaceful place to enjoy the nature.
There used to be some stray cats before, but have not seen them for a while. The birds were used to them, even they might become a meal. It is an interesting thing.
The pomegranates are important part of the city's history, so the trees can be found in many different areas. They are still developing, but should become ripe sooner or later.
The city is full of murals and emblems about them, it is a pretty weird-looking and tasting fruit. There are not too many places named after plants, so Granada is unique in many ways.
The tree looks like it is looking back at you, with many eye-shaped patterns. We observe the nature and it is figuring us out, an idea many might have forgotten.
There are still many really old trees, which must have witnessed various historical events and still standing up boldly. It is kind of a shame, that many people seem to be crushed by mere words.
Travelling around Spain for almost a decade has provided many chances to enjoy the flora and the fauna, observing the cycles of the nature and its inhabitants. Enjoying the colors and scents keeps the mind in shape, so the Media scaremongering has little effect.
Used to make way more photos before, but now focusing more on the actual experience. Perhaps there will be an option to have an own garden someday with a nice permaculture community, trying to replenish the earth and eat own fruits and vegetables.