Spain tends to have a warmer climate so you might get some new ones but if the vines are already drying, it's pretty unlikely that you'll have time to mature new fruit. Sadly I would suggest letting the existing ones ripen.

We grow a couple different varieties of white pumpkins each season and have grown Lumina....they can be a little touchy some seasons and we stopped growing them and moved onto better. Some of my favorite...Cotton Candy...they are nice round basketball sized pumpkins that grow on semi bush vines. We have grown these each year for past 6 yrs and always get good production. Also last year we began growing a white pumpkin called Valenciano...they are nice creamy white pumpkin that will get to be about 10 -12 pounds. They have quickly become my favorite and are pretty easy to grow and you get quite a few pumpkins off each vine. So don't give up on the white pumpkins...there are some better varieties out there. One thing also we have found that growing them next to corn or tall grass gives them the protection they need from the sun scorching them. Can find seeds thru Johnny's Seeds, Rupps Seeds or Reimer Seeds...

You could probably thank the birds for the gift, I've had strange things grow that I didnt plant also !!!

Thanks Laura! And no problem :) I like learning new information from the posts I see here so it only feels right to share what interesting things I stumble upon. Sometimes the common sites that show up on the first page of Google repeat the same things and my curiosity isn't satisfied enough. I'm glad she spurred me on to read slower and understand it better. The way you describe the ST Susanne...almost made me forget that I wanted a NZL