The great bustard population in the Iberian Peninsula
can be estimated at present around 31300–36200 birds,
29400–34300 of them in Spain.
| Navarra | ||
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Estimated population: | 50 – 60 |
| Year of estimate: | 2006 | |
| Reliability of estimate: | Hight | |
| Conservation status: | Thereatened population | |
| Photo: Lerín (Navarra) | ||
| Aragón | ||
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Estimated population: | 115 |
| Year of estimate: | 2006 | |
| Reliability of estimate: | High | |
| Conservatin status: | Thereatened population | |
| Photo: Bujaraloz (Zaragoza) | ||
| Castilla la Mancha | ||
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Estimated population: | 500 – 6500 |
| Year of estimate: | 2001 – 2010 | |
| Reliability of estimate: | High | |
| Conservation status: | Good; Vulnerable in some areas | |
| Photo: Munera (Albacete) | ||
| Madrid | ||
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Estimated population: | 1400 – 1500 |
| Year of estimate: | 2002 – 2003 | |
| Reliability of estimate: | High | |
| Conservation status: | Vulnerable | |
| Photo: Daganzo de Arriba (Madrid) | ||
| Extremadura | ||
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Estimated population: | 5500 – 6500 |
| Year of estimate: | 2002 – 2003 | |
| Reliability of estimate: | Low | |
| Conservation status: | Good; Vulnerable in some areas | |
| Photo: Aldea del Cano (Cáceres) |
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| Andalucía | ||
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Estimated population: | 350 – 360 |
| Year of estimate: | 2001 – 2011 | |
| Year of estimate: | High | |
| Conservation status: | Thereatened population | |
| Photo: Osuna (Sevilla) | ||
| Murcia | ||
| Estimated population: | 6 | |
| Year of estimate: | 2004 | |
| Reliability of estimate: | Low | |
| Conservation status: | Thereatened population | |
| Portugal | ||
| Estimated population: | 1900 | |
| Year of estimate: | 2009 | |
| Reliability of estimate: | High | |
| Conservation status: | Good; Vulnerable in some areas | |