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Northern Italy Tag

HomePosts tagged "Northern Italy"
5 February 2025
AustriaCzechiaGermanyNorthern ItalyPolandSlovakiaSlovenia

RFI: Tips for Easter in Central-ish Europe

Hello, I would like to make a short trip for non-flying wildlife watching for Easter. I am based in Prague and so far no flight tickets for a price I would be willing to pay for 4

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15 May 2024
AustriabudapestCorfuGreecehamsterNorthern Italy

Family Trip to Corfu (Greece), Vienna (Austria), Bergamo (Italy) and Hungary

This trip report is from a while ago, but I still think the information is still useful. It's my first report, and I already wanted to upload one, so I hope it's interesting.

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4 October 2022
Europe and the Palearctic
Northern Italy

Information for Mammals in the Dolomites, Italy

Got a trip booked to Milan to see my daughter and was thinking of having several days taking in the Dolomites region, so I would be most grateful of recommendations for areas to vi

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5 October 2026
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4 October 2026
Singapore: An unexpected success
4 October 2026
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  1. Craig Smith on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands6 October 2026

    PS. What camera, lens and general settings are you using?

  2. Craig Smith on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands6 October 2026

    Yes, I agree, excellent and detailed trip report. Many thanks. Craig S (Melbourne).

  3. Jon Hall on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands4 October 2026

    Fabulous photos and lots of great info. Thanks for doing such a through report.

  4. Tina Greenawalt on Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands3 October 2026

    Really awesome bat photos!

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5 October 2026
Advertising: 2 Vietnam tours: mammalwatching & primate photography, with Next Continent, early 2027
4 October 2026
Singapore: An unexpected success
4 October 2026
Advertising: China Mega-mammals Tour with Royle Safaris, Nov/Dec 2028
2 October 2026
Sulawesi and the Molucca Islands

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