Order: Passeriformes   
Family: Turdidae
Oenanthe hispanica
Black-eared Wheatear

Size: 14 cm
Habitat
They live in meadows, pastures, bushy scrublands, steppes, pine-forests, areas with junipers, as well as derelict croplands, particularly in the Thermo-Mediterranean zone, and Meso-Mediterranean zones, although they can also be found in the Supra-Mediterranean  and Oro-Mediterranean areas.
They spend the summer and they breed throughout the Iberian Peninsula. They are regular visitors in the Balearic Islands, although rather scarce. In the Canary Islands they are accidental. They winter in Africa.
They are included in the National List of Threatened Species, and their conservation status is ‘Special Interest’.