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Author: Jan Kelchtermans

HomePosted by Jan Kelchtermans
25 September 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
Eurasian lynx versus Iberian

lynx – another big hit

Earlier this year we experienced great Eurasian lynx encounters in Poland ( cfr previous post), last week we did the same with Iberian lynx in Spain. At both remaining strongholds

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20 September 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
Eurasian lynx

Again Eurasian lynxes this spring in Poland

Since three years www.europesbig5.com is active and productive in locating Eurasian lynxes down town Bieszczady; without doubt one of Europe’s most desolate, remote and vast

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20 October 2015
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Marbled Polecat and Eurasian Lynx stake outs in Georgia

An  EB5 companion and eco travel agent came across a Marbled Polecat while on a birding trip to the steppes of Georgia. In fact it was the third sighting of a Marbled Polecat by b

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