It´s a permanent hide, with hatches covered by an opaque cloth or mirrored glass, for two photographers in a mixed forest of Maritime Pine and Pyrenean Oak. Thanks to constant maintenance of feeding and drinking places you can take many pictures of a range of species (average number: 17 species in summer; average number: 12 species in winter). Small passerines can photographed mainly although at different times of the year, the drinking place attracts Pigeons, Doves, Woodpeckers, Orioles, Sparrow Hawks, Roe Deer and Red Squirrels. The star of the feeding place is the Hawfinch. The sessions are in the morning or in the afternoon, depending on the time of year and throughout the year.