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Europe and the Palearctic

HomeEurope and the Palearctic(Page 10)
30 April 2021
Europe and the Palearctic
whale mediterranean

The Mediterranean Grey Whale

Wally, the Grey Whale, continues his trip along the Mediterranean Coast. This week Wally got almost stranded near Pisa and the Coastal Guard helped him. Than Wally was seen in many

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16 April 2021
Europe and the Palearctic
whales

Grey Whale in Italy!

A Grey Whale seen in Italy (near Ponza Island, Tyrrhenian Sea)! The same of Israel in 2010, or another one that get lost from the Pacific routes, or maybe some Grey Whales still su

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12 April 2021
Europe and the Palearctic
BahrainIraqLibyaSyria

Middle East RFE

Dear All, Looks like I might be able to do a Jon Hall-style quick trip to Syria (Aleppo area), Iraq (SE part, including the marshes and the western desert), Libya (Cyrenaica), and

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23 March 2021
Europe and the Palearctic

Denmark

I've been to Denmark a couple of times but never looked for mammals.

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9 January 2021
Europe and the Palearctic
Beaver UK

Beavers, Buntings & Cream Teas!

If anyone is interested in seeing or photographing Beavers in Devon, UK then I thought I would share my new local wildlife watching venture Devon Beaver & Wildlife Tours We ar

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4 January 2021
Europe and the Palearctic
Iceland

New Trip Report: Iceland

And here is the final report from Sjef Ollers’s recent batch. Iceland, 2020: Sjef Ollers, 12 days & 7 species including Arctic Fox, American Mink, plus Minke and Humpba

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31 December 2020
Europe and the Palearctic
The Netherlands

New Trip Report: The Netherlands

I hope 2020 is finishing well and that despite everything there have been some silver linings to the past 9 months.  I’ve discovered that I love dogs and that gopher watchin

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30 December 2020
Europe and the Palearctic
The Azores

New Trip Report: The Azores

Here’s a nice report with great photos from Sjef Ollers who was in the Azores in September. The Azores, 2020: Sjef Ollers, 13 days & 14 species including Sei and Sperm Wh

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23 December 2020
Europe and the Palearctic
BadgerEuropegenetMartenotterSouth France

Mammals and people sharing the same land, South France

I have launched a web-series on the wildlife that live right around us, the species with whom we share our territories. The objective is to show that even near a big city (in this

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15 December 2020
AsiaEurope and the Palearctic
Safari Tour in TajikistanTajikistan

Survey in the Pamir Mountains: Ovis ammon polii and Capra sibirica

A team of wildlife enthusiasts (USA, Spain and Tajikistan) conducted a field trip to the eastern Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan documenting the number of wild sheep, goats and birds

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