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From today until November 23, the II 'Villa de Mazarrón' Ornithological Contest organized by the Ornithological Cultural Association of Mazarrón (ACOM) with the collaboration of the Department of Culture is held in the Cultural Center of Mazarrón.

The mayor of the area, Ginés Campillo, and the president of the aforementioned association, Francisco Aznar, have detailed the details of this meeting that, in addition to being the second exchange fair for professionals and amateurs of the sector, is the I Monographic on the Opal (Canary).

Ginés Campillo explained that "the meeting, which is going to be the largest one that takes place in the Region of Murcia, begins today with the reception of copies and from the 17th the trial will take place."

But in addition to this more professional part, "from 20 to 23 copies may be contemplated by the general public who wants to enjoy this activity."

The Councilor for Culture thanked the work of ACOM and encouraged them "to continue carrying out initiatives of this type that are examples for the name of Mazarrón is a reference in the Region of Murcia."

For his part, Francisco Aznar has detailed that "due to the floods of Los Alcázares where the regional was going to be held, the other competitions have had a large number of participants."

In fact, "in Mazarrón around 1,400 copies will meet, when we expected 900, so we had to work very hard to have enough cages, but we are very happy. Finally being the contest with more participants from the Region of Murcia this season. "

The president of ACOM thanked the City Council for their support and announced that "the opening to the public will take place on Wednesday 20 at 8 pm in the Cultural Center" and has invited citizens "to come to visit us and meet us until the 23rd that is when we close with the awards ceremony. "

Attendees can see copies of Canarian opal, but there will also be other species such as goldfinches, pardillos, agaponis, cardinals of Venezuela or mandarin diamonds, among others.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón