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Gavião do Ilhéu is a cluster of small uninhabited islands located off the coast of Portugal in the Atlantic Ocean. These islands are part of the Madeira Archipelago, characterized by their rugged volcanic origins and diverse ecosystems, offering valuable habitats for various bird species.
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Historically, Gavião do Ilhéu has remained largely untouched due to its remote location, preserving its natural environment. The islands are accessible by boat, typically from Madeira's main island, attracting researchers and bird watchers. The islands' geological composition includes volcanic rock formations, providing insight into the region's volcanic activity history.