Camargue

Camargue – The Nature Reserve in Southern France
The Camargue, located in the south of France, is a unique wetland landscape at the Rhône Delta. It is known for its impressive biodiversity, including vast salt flats, rice fields, and marshes that provide a habitat for numerous bird species, including the pink flamingo. The region is also famous for its white Camargue horses and black bulls, which play an important role in the local culture. The Camargue offers not only fascinating wildlife but also picturesque villages and a rich agricultural tradition.

The White Horses from the Sea

In the early mist of dawn they look particularly impressive, the wild horses of the Camargue or the "White Horses of the Sea", as they are called by the locals.

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Lesser flamingos in the Camargue

With a bit of luck, you may see a rare guest in the Camargue - a Lesser Flamingo that has wandered into the waters and swamps of southern France.

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Greater flamingos in the Camargue

In the entire area around Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer in the Camargue you can photograph individual specimens as well as larger groups of the colorful greater flamingos.

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France