Mammal pictures

Most of the photos here are courtesy of friends and acquaintances, I take this opportunity to thank them all again. All the photos have the reserved rights of each author, who has given them to be spread in this web page.

Microtus duodecimcostatus — Mediterranean pine vole, Alfonso Roldán Losada

Pipistrellus pipistrellus — Common pipistrelle

Gineta Genetta genetta — Common genet, Fernando Mostacero

Suncus etruscus — Etruscan shrew

Genetta genetta — Common genet, Fernando Mostacero

Crocidura russula — Greater white-toothed shrew

Felis silvestris — European wildcat

Dama dama — Young male of fallow deer

Myotis myotis — Greater mouse-eared bat

Chionomys nivalis — European snow vole

Dama dama — Several fallow deers grazing peacefully

Mustela putorius — European polecat

Cervus elaphus — Red deer, Isaac Fdez Galisteo

Microtus agrestis — field vole

Plecotus austriacus — Grey long-eared bat

Nyctalus lasiopterus — Greater noctule bat

Oryctolagus cuniculus — European rabbit in Don Benito

Rhinolophus ferrumequinum — Greater horseshoe bat

Capreolus capreolus — Roe deer in Ahigal de los Aceiteros

Lynx pardinus — Rabbits are the main prey of the Iberian lynx

Erinaceus europaeus — European hedgehog, Alex Fabra

Mus musculus — House mouse

Martes foina — Beech marten

Apodemus sylvaticus — Wood mouse

Eptesicus serotinus — Serotine bat

Myotis mystacinus — Whiskered bat

Lutra lutra — Otter in Orellana lake

Deer male in rutting season — Red deer in Garcia Sola lake

Eliomys Quercinus — Garden dormouse, Ángel Cañones

2 iberian lynx in Campiña Sur — 2 lynx together in winter 2024

Mustela vison — American mink

Pipistrellus kuhlii — Kuhl’s pipistrelle

Barbastella barbastellus — Western barbastelle, Ján Svetlík

Lynx pardinus — Female with cubs

Vulpes vulpes — Red fox hunting for voles near Badajoz

Talpa occidentalis — Spanish mole

Lynx pardinus — Iberian lynx female in Extremadura

Miniopterus schreibersii — Common bent-wing bat

Lynx pardinus — Two lynx cubs photographed in Extremadura in summer 2024

lynx in Extremadura — Summer is a good moment to watch lynx cubs

lynx in Extremadura — Young Iberian lynx cub

Lynx in Extremadura — Iberian lynx in Campiña Sur (december 2024)

Myotis emarginatus — Geoffroy’s bat

Lepus granatensis — Iberian hare in La Albuera

Ovis musimon — Mouflons, Ángel Cañones

Galemys pyrenaicus — Pyrenean desman

Rhinolophus hipposideros — Lesser horseshoe bat

lynx in Extremadura — Autumn is a good time to see young specimens.

Microtus lusitánicus — Lusitanian pine vole

Herpestes ichneumon — Egyptian mongoose

Arvícola sapidus — Southwestern water vole

Mus spretus — Algerian mouse

Myotis bechsteinii — Bechstein’s bat

Meles meles — Badger

Iberian lynx Extremadura — Lynx drinking water on the shore of a reservoir

Capra pyrenaica — Spanish ibex, Ángel Cañones

Lynx about to hunt a sick rabbit — Rabbits with myxomatosis are always an easy prey.

Sorex minutus — Eurasian pigmy shrew

Rhinolophus euryale — Mediterranean horseshoe bat

Crocidura suaveloens — Lesser white-toothed shrew

Sorex granarius — Iberian shrew

Ammotragus lervia — Barbary sheep, Ángel Cañones

Sus scrofa — Boar in the forest

lynx in extremadura — Iberian lynx photographed at a great distance

Capreolus capreolus — Roe deer in Ahigal de los Aceiteros

Myotis daubentonii — Daubenton’s bat

Plecotus auritus — Brown long-eared bat

Myothis blythii — Lesser mouse-eared bat

Wildlife of Sierra San Pedro — Curious group: young male, female and calf

Mustela nivalis — Weasel

Microtus cabrerae — Cabrera’s vole

Lynx pardinus — Pair of lynxes about to mate in December

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