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Cyprus Tag

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6 May 2025
Cyprus

Cyprus March 2025

3 days in Cyprus with 8 species, mostly bats. No mouflons.

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1 October 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
Cyprus

New Trip Report: Cyprus Endemics

Here’s a report from Ralf Bürglin on Cyprus’s endemic mammals and more. Cyprus, 2016: 20 hours (!) & 5 species including Cypriot Mouse, Mouflon and Long-eared Hed

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7 August 2016
Europe
CyprusPalearctic

Cyprus

I haven't been to Cyprus, but I've included community reports from those that have.

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12 March 2016
Europe and the Palearctic
Cyprus

New Trip Report – Cyprus

Here’s mammalwatching.com’s first report from Cyprus (albeit a short one) Cyprus, 2016: Romain Bocquier’s report of 3 bats species on the island: Greater & L

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    The guide I recommended in my recent China report, Kevin, is based in Chengdu, but I am 90% certain he…

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    Guys you could go to Emas np. Maned wolf in the right habitat and a puma lives nearby the lodge.…

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    I have been all of these places in the last two years. Jaguar can be seen many places in the…

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Coming Soon: The Podcast Returns, an Updated Taxonomy, and the NUTTER Awards
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Thermal Review: Thermal Master DV2, with Black Friday discount is just $449
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