Last night coming home near Mercadona in Corajello saw a very sorry looking hedgehog. Got some tin fish and yogurt plus water from home, got him off the road and he was just panting lying there but eventually smelled the fish and started eating... Such a relief! Hoping he will be ok now. First one we have seen on the island. Made me think what difficult life the poor critters have, where can they even get water from here?! :-(

Picture taken in El Cotillo last night.  Slightly out of focus, but it was a quick point and shoot moment.

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95 flights arrive in Fuerteventura on the last day of the year.

[color=#000000][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif][size=small][color=#555555][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif]El Matorral airport ends the year with important numbers in relation to the island's air connectivity. The situation of the companies is absolutely normalized and the trend is to grow in the numbe

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Five of the highest temperatures recorded in the archipelago occurred last week.

The last heat wave adds five of the ten highest temperatures in the history of the Canary Islands since records are kept


Between August 10 and 14, five of the ten highest temperatures on record were recorded on the islands. The last heat wave will be studied and characterized in the coming days but it is already counted as one of the most intense in the history of the Canary Islands, although no

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The Canary Islands register the hottest January in the last 63 years.

Abnormal temperatures and dry Weather will continue through the month of February


Last January was the warmest in the Canary Islands since 1961, with an average temperature of 17.9 degrees, and the seventh driest, according to the State Meteorological Agency. The average temperature registered a positive anomaly of 3.1ºC, which corresponds to extremely warm.


Likewise, the average value of accumulated