Spring, especially, has the advantage of featuring the arrival of summer residents and the presence of late wintering birds. Migration is more notable in spring than in autumn. Song gives an extra dimension to this time of the year and recognising birds by song is easier. The entire inland area is green and fresh, although sometimes it can rain for weeks without dry breaks. Beware of the sun, always wear a hat to avoid sunburn or worse.
Temperatures can get very hot, especially inland.
Over 40 degrees is common in summer. Andalucia has a Mediterranean climate, which means dry summers and mild winters. The average annual temperature is 18 degrees on the coast and 16 in mountain areas. Among the disadvantages of summer are high temperatures and the hordes of tourists who visit Spain, although this mainly affects the coast. Temperatures can get very hot, especially inland.