Located on the edge of the orchards that occupy the town’s lowland. The hide is located at ground level with a forest background, ideal for photographing buntings, chaffinchs, thrushes and other species that feed on the ground.
Interesting in autumn, when besides Thrushes, it attracts numerous Buntings and flocks of chaffinches, which usually integrate bramblings from October or November.
At the end of winter and in spring is one of the best places to photograph a cirl bunting and a rock bunting in Crémenes.

Species photographed in this hide: yellowhammer, cirl bunting, rock bunting, european greenfinch, common chaffinch, brambling in october-april, dunnock, marsh tit, coal tit, great tit, eurasian blue tit, eurasian nuthatch, common chiffchaff, song thrush, mistle thrush, common blackbird, eurasian blackcap, european robin, eurasian jay, european greenfinch, dunnock, middle spotted woodpecker, great spotted woodpecker, iberian green woodpecker, eurasian bullfinch, european goldfinch, hawfinch (occasionally some winters).