The raptors that live in the mountains of northwest Mallorca attract a lot of attention from birders. The Serra de Tramuntana is home to ospreys, red kites, Eleanora's falcons, kestrels, peregrines, several species of eagles, and the rare black vulture and you have a pretty good chance of spotting one around Puig Massanella or in the Boquer valley near Port de Pollenca. Seabirds, including shearwaters and shags, can be seen nesting along the seacliffs of the Cap de Formentor.
The S'Albufera wetlands are one of the premier birding places in all of the Balearics. The resident species are supplemented by hundreds of migrating birds, including herons, egrets, flamingoes, and green sandpipers. On the opposite side of Mallorca, check out the Salinas de Migjorn, where waders and terns can be found. In both places, the great number of prey species attracts raptors, including marsh harriers, kestrels, and ospreys

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