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Author: John Flothmann

HomePosted by John Flothmann
30 January 2019
Europe and the Palearctic
Germany

A year in Germany 2018 (30 species)

A year in Germany (mostly Berlin) 30 species   I wanted to post a few articles as an exchange for all the help I have recieved for knowing where to go on trips from other webs

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15 November 2017
Oriental

Indonesia tips

Hello There ! Would really appreciate any advice on Indoniesia, heading over there in May for a wedding in Jakarta a couple days then off to Bali for a week of “beach and chi

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19 August 2017
Central and South America

Time in Peru

Hello There I have a question regarding where to best look for mammals in Peru. I have about 5 days  Puerto Maldonado in October and was wondering whether I should try to stay the

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