Complejo Intermareal Umia-O Grove

It consists of the O Grove inlet (O Vao), the mouth of the Umia River, the Isthmus of A Lanzada, the Bodeira Lagoon (O Grove) and Carreirón Point. During the winter, the space houses more than 13,000 aquatic birds and is considered an area of international importance for the wintering of cullereiro and state importance for the gavita, the colipinta needle, oystercatcher, black-winged merino, common sandpiper and gray plover. In addition, there are good populations of white and royal egrets, sandpipers, common and clear redshank, mallard, wigeon, shoveler, large cormorant and other birds related to the sea such as loons, common nebours, shearwaters, gulls of various species and serreta In the area of the lagoon of Bodeira abound almost all the anatidae, moorhen, loons and even otters, which also go into the sea, as well as some bird of interest, such as the swamp scribe, typical of the reeds.